Monument to cabin boys in Arkhangelsk, Bronze and granite monument in Arkhangelsk, Russia
The Monument to Cabin Boys is a bronze and granite structure located in Arkhangelsk in northwestern Russia. The figures depict young seafarers in realistic form, standing upon a solid stone base.
The monument was erected in 1993 to honor cabin boys who served in the Northern Fleet. It marks recognition of these young people as essential figures in Russian naval history.
The monument recognizes young sailors as an important part of Russian maritime tradition. It shows how the city preserves the role these early careers played in shaping its identity.
The site is located in Arkhangelsk's harbor district and is easy to reach when exploring the city. Visitors can walk to the grounds and view the structures at close range.
The inscriptions at the base tell stories of real young people who served in the fleet, documenting their experiences. These personal details make the monument more a living record than an abstract memorial.
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