The first photo shows Bryansk Station, which was opened in the late 19th century. Until 1914, it was a one-story building with two entrances. In 1912, the year of the centenary of the Battle of Borodino, a decision was made to build a new station designed by I.I. Rerberg. Construction was completed in 1917, and the station became the largest in Europe with an area of 3600 square meters. In 1934, Bryansk Station was renamed Kyiv Station and still bears this name. Today, the station has retained its architectural beauty, created by a Russian architect, and has become one of the largest transport hubs in Moscow.