Emelyanov's barn, Regional cultural heritage site and historic barn museum in Sestroretsk, Russia
Emelyanov's barn is a wooden structure on the shore of Lake Razliv that displays traditional Russian building features and historical exhibits. A glass pavilion built in 1970 surrounds and protects the original building.
The building became a hiding place for Vladimir Lenin and Grigory Zinoviev in July 1917 when they fled arrest by the Provisional Government. This event marks a significant moment in Russian history during the revolutionary period.
The museum displays photographs, documents, and objects that show how people lived and how society changed in Russia during the early 1900s. These items help visitors understand what daily life was like during that period.
The site is easily accessible from the shore of Lake Razliv and gives visitors a clear view of all exhibitions. Plan to spend enough time exploring the displays and check opening times before your visit.
The glass pavilion built in 1970 is itself an example of Soviet architecture and shows how the government wanted to preserve historic sites. This combination of an old barn and a modern protective structure creates an unusual contrast.
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