Muscovites created a spontaneous memorial to the burnt-out main house of the 18th-century Uzkoya estate. Many of us spent our childhood and youth here, but many Muscovites came from completely different areas of Moscow. We are all united in one thing - the death of history! According to unconfirmed information, original paintings by famous artists were burned in the mansion. Historic carved furniture, either burnt or flooded, and the fate of the convalescent home review book with signatures of many great 20th century people is unknown. They don't tell us the reasons, they keep laying tiles on the new roads cut to the main house. So the only surviving wooden estate in Moscow, which survived Napoleon, the abolition of serfdom, the Civil War and World War II, did not survive the reconstruction.

Muscovites created a spontaneous memorial to the burnt-out main house of the 18th-century Uzkoya estate. Many of us spent our childhood and youth here, but many Muscovites came from completely different areas of Moscow. We are all united in one thing - the death of history! According to unconfirmed information, original paintings by famous artists were burned in the mansion. Historic carved furniture, either burnt or flooded, and the fate of the convalescent home review book with signatures of many great 20th century people is unknown. They don't tell us the reasons, they keep laying tiles on the new roads cut to the main house. So the only surviving wooden estate in Moscow, which survived Napoleon, the abolition of serfdom, the Civil War and World War II, did not survive the reconstruction.