Kharkiv

Street hryhory kvitka

Streets

Description

  • In the heart of the city is a small street with a very long history of existence
  • This small street a long time changed its name to the early twentieth century was one of the main outlets of the city, because it was there that housed conducted several times a year Fair

In the heart of the city it is a small street with a very long history of existence. It is named in honor of the famous Ukrainian writer Grigory Kvitka, who took the pseudonym hryhory kvitka as born in the village base near Kharkov in 1778. This small street a long time changed its name to the early twentieth century was one of the main outlets of the city, because it was there that housed conducted several times a year Fair.

In the heart of the city it is a small street with a very long history of existence. It is named in honor of the famous Ukrainian writer Grigory Kvitka, who took the pseudonym hryhory kvitka as born in the village base near Kharkov in 1778. This small street a long time changed its name to the early twentieth century was one of the main outlets of the city, because it was there that housed conducted several times a year Fair.

How to get there?

In close proximity to the street are "Historical Museum" metro station and "Plaza de la Constitucion." It is convenient to get here is by stopping "Korolenko Lane" (249, 269 bus), "Area Pavlovskaya" (89, 119 routes), "Constitution Square" (20, 88, 202, 218 martruty). It should be guided by the Cathedral of the Assumption, the altar (eastern) part of which is located on this street.

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HISTORY

  • The street appeared in the 30's. XIX century and was known as the alley Goryainovskogo because there Goryainova merchant manor was located
  • In 1936, Lane began to carry the name of Dragomanov, until 1937 also had the name of Bauman Street
  • By the 200th anniversary of the birth of hryhory kvitka (1978) got its present name

The street appeared in the 30's. XIX century and was known as the alley Goryainovskogo as merchant Goryainova homestead was located there. In 1936, Lane began to carry the name of Dragomanov, until 1937 also had the name of Bauman street. Later Lane has been renamed in Ufa (in honor of the city of Ufa in the Russian Federation). By the 200th anniversary of the birth of hryhory kvitka (1978) got its present name.

The street appeared in the 30's. XIX century and was known as the alley Goryainovskogo as merchant Goryainova homestead was located there. In 1936, Lane began to carry the name of Dragomanov, until 1937 also had the name of Bauman street. Later Lane has been renamed in Ufa (in honor of the city of Ufa in the Russian Federation). By the 200th anniversary of the birth of hryhory kvitka (1978) got its present name.

INTERESTING FACTS

  • There is a legend that actually got its name from an alley in honor of his wife Kuzma Goryainova after his death, this is the woman, according to the stories, was skillful manageress and changed the layout of the territory belonging to this family, and as a result there was an alley.
  • In 2008, archaeologists took part in the excavations initiated for construction of an office center on the street. At the site of the future building pit objects XVII, and presumably even the XII-XIV centuries were found.
  • There is a legend that actually got its name from an alley in honor of his wife Kuzma Goryainova after his death, this is the woman, according to the stories, was skillful manageress and changed the layout of the territory belonging to this family, and as a result there was an alley.
  • In 2008, archaeologists took part in the excavations initiated for construction of an office center on the street. At the site of the future building pit objects XVII, and presumably even the XII-XIV centuries were found.