The Krasnoyarsk Museum of local lore
The current Museum building, built in art Nouveau style and stylized ancient Egyptian temple, designed by the famous Krasnoyarsk architect Leonid Alexandrovich Chernyshev (1875-1932). In 1912 the city Council of Krasnoyarsk have created a Committee for the construction of the building Museum. For the construction of the project has been selected Chernyshev. Leonid agreed to design the building and to monitor progress. Construction began in 1913, after his appointment as Governor of the Yenisei province I. I. Kraft.

Due to the outbreak of the First world war the building was left unfinished. It long housed the barracks, and in 1920 a military hospital. In the same 1920, in the fumigation of premises gray unfinished building burned. The renovation began only in 1927. The Museum building was finally completed only in 1929.

Since 1930 the exhibition and the Museum are located in the existing building Chernyshevsky. During the great Patriotic war the exposition was dismantled; the building housed the Office of the Northern sea route. In 1987-2001, the years carried out a large-scale reconstruction of the Museum. On the North side was built a modern storage facility. In 2013, the facades of the Museum was refurbished and brought to the historic.

The lives of people inextricably connected with the construction. Now we are surrounded by the same type of glass and dull high-rise panel house. But people used to think architecture is art, put soul into construction, worked over every detail. Temples, mansions, museums built in the past centuries are a reflection of the soul and Outlook of the people of his time. So this semester I decided to dedicate the display of architectural monuments of Krasnoyarsk. I want to tell you about the history of the construction, features, and beauty of these buildings.

In Ujar is Spaso-Preobrazhenskaya Church – a monument of architecture of Russian classicism 1874, a Wooden Church was built on donations of the Siberian Cossacks in place of the existing from 1816 in the chapel. She stood at "Candelero tract" and was the venue for the funeral service of the deceased at the time of the prisoners. The Church with a wooden dome has two aisles: in the name of the Transfiguration and in the name of Sainted Nicholas the Wonderworker. In 1938 it was closed, but in 1946 the first temple was reopened for worshippers.

The monument in memory of the fallen in the great Patriotic war

In the Tatar hill beautiful straight rows stand tall pines and birch. In 50-ies created the green ring of the city of Uyar, at this time, school students, workers of many organizations have planted 2-3 year-old seedlings of pine on the Northern slope of the hill. Years passed, and small pine grow up to be high.Pine wood is beautiful, a favorite place for townspeople. Here and mushrooms, and berries. You can wander for hours here, enjoying its beauty.

Dates back to 1760, when a retired soldier Ivan Talalaev from Simbirsk province had set his hut on the shore near uyarka R. clay ravine (hence the name). Near his home were then housed a post office, a coaching house. In 1897 a railway station Uyar renamed in Olgino, 1906 in Cranberry (named after the railway engineer). Gradually, the station and the village of Uyar merged into one settlement. City Uyar. - since 1944. In 1973 the station was renamed W. in Cranberry

The fighters for the Soviet power. Recently, residents of Uyar restored it with his own money.

The memorial at the railway station - the T-34 tank.

The monument on the forecourt of Uyar almost 30 years. It was built in memory of the workers of the host communication station Cranberry (once called station Uyar), brought together during the war, 200 thousand rubles for the construction of a tank column.

Railway workers sent money with an accompanying telegram to Joseph Stalin, told us by phone the staff Uyar library.- And received from the Supreme commander answer: "I am sending you greetings from myself personally and gratitude from the red army".

In 1985, the 40th anniversary of the great Victory, the story decided to immortalize, and in Uyar the memorial was erected in the center of which is the legendary T-34 tank. Nearby on a Wall are carved the names of Uyar 150 railway workers, who did not return from WWII.

Loading facility with a throughput of 6 million tons per year with a turnover of 30 million US dollars.

The water tower at the Station square G. Uyar built in 1912. The workers brought bricks to the builders at a special "holder" behind his back, the string stepping one after another on the deck. The tower became the symbol of the city and is still in working condition.

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I liked to play. We get to know the library and the Institute of Economics and environmental management. And we talked a lot and laughed. Found a nice photo of the cat on the pole. Photographed with a fish and tried to understand their kind. We now know the location of all canteens at the Institute. The downside was that guys slowly sent the task, so we spent extra time waiting. And we are not always able to properly translate the job and we had some mistakes. I want to say thank you the second half of the group for the fact that they fixed it for us.

The team opinion on the quest.
We all enjoyed the quest, it was fun to take it.The guys came up with cool and unusual jobs,we thought that make it fast for about 30 minutes,but took longer since the tasks were in different places of the library and we had to run everywhere and do the job. that was funny. Our team has handled it all. I would also like to note that at the end of the quest the guys we were handed small gifts as chocolates, it was nice =)