Venevitinov Estate, Federal cultural heritage manor house in Novozhivotinnoye, Russia.
The Venevitinov Estate is a manor house in Novozhivotinnoye with a central main building and symmetrical wings, surrounded by landscaped gardens and historical architectural features. The property extends toward the nearby river and displays the classic layout of a 19th-century Russian country residence.
The Kurakin family owned the estate for two centuries until the Russian Revolution in 1918 forced them to leave. Following this upheaval, the property was transformed into a public institution to preserve the heritage of that era.
The estate displays how Russian nobility lived during the 19th century through preserved rooms filled with furnishings and everyday objects from that time. Visitors can understand the daily routines and tastes of the family who once occupied these spaces.
The estate is open for visits during daylight hours and offers guided tours to explore the rooms and their furnishings. It is helpful to check in advance whether special exhibitions are on display and how long an average visit typically takes.
The property is supported by local residents who participate in restoration workshops focusing on traditional Russian building techniques. Through this hands-on collaboration, craftwork skills are preserved that would otherwise have been forgotten.
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