Yaushev Passage, Troitsk, Federal cultural heritage site in Troitsk, Russia
Yaushev Passage is a substantial brick structure with intricate architectural details located along Malysheva Street in central Troitsk. The building displays characteristic features of early commercial architecture with solid masonry walls and carefully crafted facade elements.
The building was constructed in 1910, reflecting Troitsk's growth as a trade hub when commerce flourished between Russia and Central Asia. It later received federal protection status, recognizing its significance as part of Russia's architectural heritage.
The structure received federal protection status through Presidential Decree 176 in 1995, recognizing its role in Russian architectural preservation.
The passage is located in central Troitsk near other historical structures, making it easily accessible on foot. Visitors can explore this historic area by walking, as the building is part of a larger cluster of old commercial structures in the city center.
The building bears the name of the Yaushev family, who influenced regional commerce and constructed this passage as a testament to trade development.
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