Trading House 'A.N. Permyakova and Sons' with Stores and Volga-Kama Bank Branch
After the fire in July 1906, which destroyed almost all wooden houses in Syzran, the city began to be rebuilt. Merchants started constructing stone buildings for their families and public needs. One of the most notable w…
The House of Pharmacist Ivan Vladimirovich Suikovsky
The house of pharmacist Ivan Vladimirovich Suikovsky was built at the intersection of Bolshaya Street (now Soviet) and Parfenovsky Lane (Stepan Razin) after a fire in July 1906 that destroyed the central part of the city…
Merchant A.K. Guk's House
The house of merchant Alexander Karlovich Guk with a shop has practically survived to this day. The building was erected in the twenty-first quarter at the intersection of Dvoryanskaya (now Proletarskaya) and Bolshaya (S…
P.V. Revyakin's Mansion
This building, hidden in the shade of trees, once served as a home for the merchant family Revyakins. Descendants of this family still live in Syzran. One of them, Nina Konstantinovna Pevzner, even published memoirs abou…
House of Merchant G. P. Eramasov, Home to the Post and Telegraph Office
The walls of the building are made of red ceramic bricks and were later painted dark red, preserving the relief of the masonry. The facade facing Proletarsky Lane (formerly Dvoryansky) has a symmetrical structure. In the…
House of V.I. Kulikov
The house of V.I. Kulikov is a two-story building that combines brick and wooden structures. The first floor is made of brick, while the second is wooden. The main facade of the building has six axes, with a grand entran…
Kuznetsky Park in Syzran
The park, located on the central street of the city, has become a favorite place for residents to relax during the summer months. But how did the story of this green corner in the city center begin?
On the map of Syzran…
House of Merchant A.A. Sterlyadkin
The building at 30 Soviet Street previously belonged to Alexander Sterlyadkin, who founded one of the first steam flour mills in the city in 1894 and a trading house. By the end of the 19th century, Alexander Alekseevich…
Merchant Bochkarov's House with Store
The house of merchant A.I. Bochkarov features a two-story symmetrical facade in light green with white stucco decorations. In the center of the facade stands a risalit with a balcony adorned with wrought iron railing and…
Peasant P.I. Telnov's House
The stone-wooden two-story house with a light well is an interesting example of wooden Art Nouveau, which stylizes the traditions of Russian architecture and the technique of carved woodwork characteristic of Syzran. The…
