Olga Nikonova spoke about this on social networks and published several photographs.
– Sometimes you need to dig deeper to make sure that you and your present are not hanging in the air, but firmly standing on the past. The Giant’s asphalt was removed and the cobblestone pavement was exposed. The intersection of Schmidt Avenue and Grazhdansky. There was a Romanovskaya outpost here,” Yaroslavna writes online.
Yaroslavl residents shared their thoughts on this matter in the comments.
– Not all streets were paved in tsarist times. But there was an outpost here, that is, one of the main exits from the city, so there was a very high probability that there was a pavement. Again, behind the outpost there was the only large provincial zemstvo hospital, which served everyone who did not have the means to be treated by private doctors, writes Natalya Burova.
Photo: Olga Nikonova, Natalya Burova/VKontakte
