In the early 20th century, a spacious house of merchant Lambekov was built on Azovskaya Street. This single-story building was located on a street whose history is typical for the last hundred years. In 1914, the street was renamed in honor of the famous philanthropist Timmerman, but with the advent of Soviet power, it was named after Lenin, who had never been here and, unlike Timmerman, did nothing good for the city. The Lambekov house has survived to this day and was included in the list of architectural monuments of regional significance a few years ago.