Кунгурское техническое училище Губкина, school in Kungur, Russia
The Kungursk Technical School named after Gubkin is a school in Kungur, Russia, that teaches technical skills and craftsmanship. The building has a solid construction, shows its age, but is well-maintained, featuring large windows and a sturdy entrance.
The school was founded in 1877 after businessman and philanthropist Alexei Gubkin decided to support technical education in the Urals. The building was constructed between 1872 and 1877 using modern methods of the time, featuring steam heating, laboratories, and workshops.
The building takes its name from benefactor Alexei Semenovich Gubkin, who founded technical schools across the region. It remains a place where the community maintains its connection to craftsmanship and vocational training.
The building is located on Enlightenment Street in Kungur and is accessible by public transport or on foot. There is a small courtyard with trees where visitors can take a break.
Student work from the school was sent to the 1900 Paris World's Fair and received international recognition. The craftsmanship of the students was so highly valued that their work participated in prestigious exhibitions.
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