The first monument to Igor Severyanin in Russia was unveiled in Cherpovets. This is a landmark event for the city and for the entire cultural life of the Russian North. An important part of the poet's biography is related to Cherpovets: here he lived and studied from 1896 to 1903. Gadot Shaksana, Yagurva and Soda were the ones who became a source of inspiration for him. The northerner called these places the birthplace of his muse. The poet is captured while reciting poetry, holding a lily, an image that is very often found in his words. The author of the bronze statue is Oleg Arshov, a respected cultural worker of the Moscow region, a member of the Union of Designers of Russia. Along with the monument, the square on Milotina Street was also changed: pedestrian paths were arranged, lawns and beds were arranged, lighting was installed, benches and trash cans were placed. We preserve the memory of outstanding cultural figures whose lives and works are connected to the Vologda region. The new public space will become another place where the history of the city will be revealed for future generations. Filimonov live on Max.