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Novo-Konyushenny bridge- connects the Kazansky and Spassky Islands through the Griboyedov Canal in the Central District of St. Petersburg.
Location
Located in the alignment of the eastern part of Konyushennaya Square, next to the Church of the Resurrection of Christ (Savior on Blood).
The nearest metro station (600 m) is Gostiny Dvor, exit to the Griboyedov Canal.
Name
Before 1917 - bridge of the Temple of the Resurrection.
After 1917 - overlap bridge.
In May 1975, the bridge was named Grinevitsky Bridge in honor of the terrorist populist, the murderer of Emperor Alexander II I.I.
In 1998, the bridge received its modern name on the nearby Konyushennaya Square (compare the names of Bolshoy Konyushenny and Malo-Konyushenniy bridges across the Moika).
Story
A wide wooden girder bridge was built on this site in the early 1880s to facilitate the construction of the "Temple of the Resurrection of Christ at the site of the mortal wound in Bose of the late Emperor Alexander II on the Catherine Canal" (this is the canonical name of the temple). During the construction period, the width of the bridge was up to 115 m (for comparison, the widest bridge in St. Petersburg today, the Blue Bridge across the Moika, has a width of 97.3 m). After the completion of the construction of the temple in 1907, the bridge was abandoned and received the name "Bridge of the Resurrection of the Lord" - this name existed until 1917. (in many sources it was mistakenly called “the bridge of the Ascension of the Lord.” In fact, the real Voznesensky bridge still crosses the Griboyedov Canal in the alignment of Voznesensky Prospekt). After the October Revolution of 1917, it was officially renamed to overlap bridge, according to its structure and purpose. Throughout its existence wooden bridge was rebuilt several times.
The current reinforced concrete bridge was built in 1967 according to the project of engineers Yu. L. Yurkov, L. N. Sobolev and architect L. A. Noskov. The supporting frame of the bridge was made in the form of consoles coupled with an imperfect hinge. Such a constructive technique was used in Leningrad for the first time; in the future, it was repeated many times. Supports form a reverse vault.
sights
- The graceful wrought iron railing of the bridge is made in the Art Nouveau style. The original asymmetrical pattern of its links, which includes a floral ornament, resembles the pattern of the fence of the nearby Mikhailovsky Garden.
- Next to the bridge is the Museum of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood.
- The historic Mikhailovsky Garden is adjacent to the bridge.
see also
- Upstream is the Triple Bridge.
- Below is the Italian Bridge.
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Literature
- Gorbachevich K.S., Khablo E.P. Why are they named so? About the origin of the names of streets, squares, islands, rivers and bridges in Leningrad. - 3rd ed., Rev. and add. - L.: Lenizdat, 1985 .-- S. 460-461. - 511 p.
- City names today and yesterday: Petersburg toponymy / comp. S. V. Alekseeva, A. G. Vladimirovich, A. D. Erofeev et al. - 2nd ed., Revised. and add. - SPb. : Lik, 1997 .-- S. 40 .-- 288 p. - (Three centuries of Northern Palmyra). - ISBN 5-86038-023-2.
An excerpt characterizing the Novo-Konyushenny Bridge
- Yes, as she stopped short, every mongrel will catch it from the hijack, - said at the same time Ilagin, red, forcibly catching his breath from the race and excitement. At the same time, Natasha, without catching her breath, squealed with joy and enthusiasm so piercingly that her ears rang. With this screech, she expressed everything that other hunters expressed with their one-time conversation. And this screeching was so strange that she herself should have been ashamed of this wild screeching, and everyone should have been surprised at it, if it had happened at another time.Uncle himself took over the hare, deftly and smartly threw him over the horse's rear, as if reproaching everyone with this throwing, and with such an air that he didn’t want to talk to anyone, sat down on his caurago and rode away. All, except him, sad and insulted, parted and only long after could come to the old pretense of indifference. For a long time they looked at the red Scold, who, with a mud-stained, humped back, rattling with a piece of iron, with the calm air of a winner, was walking behind the legs of his uncle's horse.
“Well, I’m the same as everyone else when it’s not about bullying. Well, hang on here! " it seemed to Nikolai that the sight of this dog spoke.
When, long after, uncle drove up to Nikolai and spoke to him, Nikolai was flattered that after all that had happened, the uncle was still deigning to speak with him.
When in the evening Ilagin said goodbye to Nikolai, Nikolai found himself at such a far distance from home that he accepted his uncle's offer to leave the hunt to spend the night with him (with his uncle), in his village Mikhailovka.
- And if they stopped by to me - a clean march! - said the uncle, it would be even better; you see, the weather is wet, the uncle said, they would have rested, the decanter would have been taken in a droshky. - Uncle's proposal was accepted, a hunter was sent to Otradnoye for a droshky; and Nikolai with Natasha and Petya went to see their uncle.
About five people, large and small, courtyard men ran out onto the front porch to meet the master. Dozens of women, old, big and small, leaned out of the back porch to watch the hunters drive up. The presence of Natasha, a woman, a lady on horseback, brought the courtyard's uncle's curiosity to such an extent that many, not embarrassed by her presence, approached her, looked into her eyes, and in her presence made their remarks about her, as about a miracle being shown, which is not a man, and cannot hear and understand what they say about him.
- Arinka, look, she's sitting on the barrel! Itself sits, and the hem dangles ... See the horn!
- Fathers lights, a knife ...
- You see a Tatar!
- How did you not roll over then? - said the most daring one, directly addressing Natasha.
Uncle dismounted from his horse at the porch of his wooden house overgrown with a garden and, looking around his household, shouted imperatively that the superfluous should leave and that everything necessary for receiving guests and hunting should be done.
Everything scattered. Uncle took Natasha off the horse and led her by the hand along the rickety plank steps of the porch. The house, which was not plastered, with log walls, was not very clean - it was not visible that the purpose of the living people was to be free from stains, but there was no noticeable neglect.
The entryway smelled of fresh apples, and wolf and fox skins hung. Through the front, the uncle led his guests into a small room with a folding table and red chairs, then into the living room with a birch round table and a sofa, then into an office with a torn sofa, a worn carpet and portraits of Suvorov, the father and mother of the owner, and himself in a military uniform. ... There was a strong smell of tobacco and dogs in the office. In the study, the uncle asked the guests to sit down and make themselves at home, and he went out. Swearing with an uncleaned back entered the office and lay down on the sofa, brushing himself with his tongue and teeth. From the office there was a corridor in which screens with torn curtains were visible. From behind the screens, women could hear laughter and whispers. Natasha, Nikolai and Petya undressed and sat down on the sofa. Petya leaned on his arm and immediately fell asleep; Natasha and Nikolai sat in silence. Their faces burned, they were very hungry and very cheerful. They looked at each other (after the hunt, in the room, Nikolai no longer considered it necessary to show his male superiority to his sister); Natasha winked at her brother and both did not hold out for long and laughed loudly, not yet having time to come up with a pretext for their laughter.
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Novo-Konyushenny bridge- connects the Kazansky and Spassky Islands through the Griboyedov Canal in the Central District of St. Petersburg.
Location
Located in the alignment of the eastern part of Konyushennaya Square, next to the Church of the Resurrection of Christ (Savior on Blood).
The nearest metro station (600 m) is Gostiny Dvor, exit to the Griboyedov Canal.
Name
Before 1917 - bridge of the Temple of the Resurrection.
After 1917 - overlap bridge.
In May 1975, the bridge was named Grinevitsky Bridge in honor of the terrorist populist, the murderer of Emperor Alexander II I.I.
In 1998, the bridge received its modern name from the nearby Konyushennaya Square (compare the names of Bolshoy Konyushenny and Malo-Konyushenny bridges across the Moika).
Story
A wide wooden girder bridge was built on this site in the early 1880s to facilitate the construction of the "Temple of the Resurrection of Christ at the site of the mortal wound in Bose of the late Emperor Alexander II on the Catherine Canal" (this is the canonical name of the temple). During the construction period, the width of the bridge was up to 115 m (for comparison, the widest bridge in St. Petersburg today, the Blue Bridge across the Moika, has a width of 97.3 m). After the completion of the construction of the temple in 1907, the bridge was abandoned and received the name "Bridge of the Resurrection of the Lord" - this name existed until 1917. (in many sources it was mistakenly called “the bridge of the Ascension of the Lord.” In fact, the real Voznesensky bridge still crosses the Griboyedov Canal in the alignment of Voznesensky Prospekt). After the October Revolution of 1917, it was officially renamed to overlap bridge, according to its structure and purpose. Throughout its existence, the wooden bridge was rebuilt several times.
The current reinforced concrete bridge was built in 1967 according to the project of engineers Yu. L. Yurkov, L. N. Sobolev and architect L. A. Noskov. The supporting frame of the bridge was made in the form of consoles coupled with an imperfect hinge. Such a constructive technique was used in Leningrad for the first time; in the future, it was repeated many times. Supports form a reverse vault.
sights
- The graceful wrought iron railing of the bridge is made in the Art Nouveau style. The original asymmetrical pattern of its links, which includes a floral ornament, resembles the pattern of the fence of the nearby Mikhailovsky Garden.
- Next to the bridge is the Museum of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood.
- The historic Mikhailovsky Garden is adjacent to the bridge.
see also
- Upstream is the Triple Bridge.
- Below is the Italian Bridge.
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Literature
- Gorbachevich K.S., Khablo E.P. Why are they named so? About the origin of the names of streets, squares, islands, rivers and bridges in Leningrad. - 3rd ed., Rev. and add. - L.: Lenizdat, 1985 .-- S. 460-461. - 511 p.
- City names today and yesterday: Petersburg toponymy / comp. S. V. Alekseeva, A. G. Vladimirovich, A. D. Erofeev et al. - 2nd ed., Revised. and add. - SPb. : Lik, 1997 .-- S. 40 .-- 288 p. - (Three centuries of Northern Palmyra). - ISBN 5-86038-023-2.
An excerpt characterizing the Novo-Konyushenny Bridge
- Well, here I am, what a good one, take me for a ride !!!She had a very beautiful face, very graceful, with huge, soft, kind eyes that seemed to understand everything. And it would be just a "crime" not to love her ...
Despite the fact that our yard was very large, and it was always full of all kinds of domestic "animals", we could not keep a horse for the simple reason that it was not so easy to buy it. The Arab stallion was very expensive for us (by the standards of that time), because my dad at that time worked in the newspaper for much fewer hours than usual (since, by the general agreement of the family, he was busy writing plays for the Russian drama theater), and therefore , we didn’t have big finances at that moment. And although it was already the right time for me to really learn horse riding, the only opportunity to do this was to ask to sometimes go for a walk with Blizzard, who for some reason also loved me very much and always went out to ride with me with pleasure.
But lately, Blizzard was very sad and did not leave her yard. And, to my great regret, already more than three months since I was not allowed to go for walks with her. A little more than three months ago, her owner died suddenly, and since they always lived with Blizzard "in perfect harmony", his wife apparently had a hard time seeing Blizzard with someone else. So she is poor and spent whole days in her (though very large) pen, immensely longing for her beloved owner, who suddenly disappeared somewhere unexpectedly.
It was to this wonderful friend that they took me on the morning of my tenth birthday ... My heart literally jumped out of my chest with excitement! .. I just could not believe that now my greatest childhood dream could come true ! .. I remember since the first time I managed to climb onto Blizzard without outside help, I endlessly begged my mom and dad to buy me a horse, but they always said that now is a bad time for this and that they “will definitely do it, it is necessary just wait a bit. "
Blizzard greeted me, as always, very friendly, but during these three months she seemed to have changed in something. She was very sad, with slow movements, and did not express too much desire to go outside. I asked the hostess why she is so “different”? The neighbor said that poor Blizzard, apparently, yearns for the owner and she is very sorry for her.
“Try,” she said, “if you can“ revive ”her, she is yours!
I just could not believe what I heard, and mentally vowed not to miss this chance for anything in the world! Carefully approaching Purga, I gently stroked her wet, velvety nose, and began to quietly talk to her. I told her how good she is and how I love her, how wonderful it will be for us together and how much I will take care of her ... Of course, I was just a child and sincerely believed that everything I said would be understood by Blizzard. But even now, after so many years, I still think that somehow this amazing horse really understood me ... Be that as it may, Purga gently poked my neck with her warm lips, making it clear that she ready to "go for a walk with me" ... I somehow climbed on it, out of excitement, not getting my foot in the loop, tried my best to calm my heart bursting out, and we slowly moved out of the yard, turning our familiar path into the forest , where she, like me, loved to be very much. From an unexpected "surprise" I was shaking all over, and I could not believe that all this was really happening! I really wanted to pinch myself, and at the same time I was afraid that suddenly, right now, I would wake up from this wonderful dream, and everything would turn out to be just a beautiful festive fairy tale ... But time passed and nothing changed. Blizzard - my beloved friend - was here with me, and only a little was not enough for her to become truly mine! ..
My birthday that year fell on a Sunday, and since the weather was great, many of the neighbors strolled down the street that morning, stopping to share the latest news with each other or just breathe in the fresh winter air. I was a little worried, knowing that I would immediately become an object of public observation, but, despite the excitement, I really wanted to look confident and proud on my beloved beauty Purga ... quietly touched her side with her foot, and we drove out the gate ... Mom, dad, grandmother and a neighbor stood in the yard and waved after us, as if for them, just like for me, this was also some incredibly important event ... It was kindly funny and amusing and somehow immediately helped me to relax, and we already calmly and confidently drove on. The neighbors' children also poured out into the yard and waved their hands, shouting greetings. In general, it turned out to be a real "festive mess", which amused even the neighbors walking on the same street ...
Connects Kazan and Spassky Islands.
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| Application area | pedestrian, car |
| Crosses over | Griboyedov canal |
| Location | Tsentralny district of Saint Petersburg |
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Location
Name
Before 1917 - bridge of the Temple of the Resurrection.
After 1917 - bridge overlap.
In May 1975, the bridge was named Grinevitsky Bridge in honor of the terrorist populist, the murderer of Emperor Alexander II I.I.
In 1998, the bridge received its modern name from the nearby Konyushennaya Square (compare the names of Bolshoy Konyushenny and Malo-Konyushenny bridges across the Moika).
Story
A wide wooden girder bridge was built on this site in the early 1880s to facilitate the construction of the "Temple of the Resurrection of Christ at the site of the mortal wound in Bose of the late Emperor Alexander II on the Catherine Canal" (this is the canonical name of the temple). During the construction period, the width of the bridge was up to 115 m (for comparison, the widest bridge in St. Petersburg today, the Blue Bridge across the Moika, has a width of 97.3 m). After the completion of the construction of the temple in 1907, the bridge was abandoned and received the name "Bridge of the Resurrection of the Lord" - this name existed until 1917. (in many sources it was mistakenly called “the bridge of the Ascension of the Lord.” In fact, the real Voznesensky bridge still crosses the Griboyedov Canal in the alignment of Voznesensky Prospekt). After the October Revolution of 1917, it was officially renamed to overlap bridge, according to its structure and purpose. Throughout its existence, the wooden bridge was rebuilt several times.
The current reinforced concrete bridge was built in 1967 according to the project of engineers Yu. L. Yurkov, L. N. Sobolev and architect L. A. Noskov. The supporting frame of the bridge was made in the form of consoles coupled with an imperfect hinge. Such a constructive technique was used in Leningrad for the first time; in the future, it was repeated many times. Supports form a reverse vault.
sights
- The graceful wrought iron railing of the bridge is made in the Art Nouveau style. The original asymmetrical pattern of its links, which includes a floral ornament, resembles the pattern of the fence located nearby
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ovo-Konyushenny bridge is located near the "Savior on Spilled Blood".
It connects the Kazan and Spassky Islands through the Griboyedov Canal in Central area St. Petersburg. This bridge is unique in its name. It was once called the name of the assassin of Emperor Alexander II, the name of the terrorist - Narodnaya Volya I. I. Grinevitsky... It was called the "Grinevitsky Bridge".
March 1 (March 13) 1881 Grinevitsky took part in the assassination of Tsar Alexander II. It was he who threw the bomb that detonated him along with the king. In the explosion, both the emperor and the terrorist were seriously and fatally wounded.
The emperor will die in terrible agony a few hours after the devilish attempt on his life. The terrorist Grinevitsky, whose name the bridge bore, will die at about 10 pm on the day of the assassination attempt in the court Stables Hospital. They tried to interrogate the terrorist, but he didn’t say anything, even when asked about his name and rank he would answer “I don’t know”.
Alexander II from his youth lived under the agonizing sign of predictions about assassination attempts. Their exact number was even named - seven. The prediction came true.
The very first prediction, given immediately after the birth of the Emperor by the holy fool Fyodor, also came true. For several decades now, the incomprehensible, mysterious words of the blessed Fyodor have been passed down from mouth to mouth among the people: "The newborn will be mighty, glorious and strong, but he will die in red boots." The first prophecy came true, as for the words about "red boots", their meaning was understood by people literally. Who could have guessed that the explosion of a bomb would tear off both legs to the king, and they would be red to the knees from his blood.
At the place of the emperor's death, the Church of the Resurrection of Christ (Savior on the Blood) was erected.
Grinevitsky's body for a long time was not identified; in the verdict in the case of the First March, he is called "a person who died on March 1, living under the false name of Elnikov." One time dead terrorist even identified with N.S. Tyutchev, who was in reality then in Siberia.
Until 1917, it was named the Bridge of the Church of the Resurrection of the Lord.
After 1917 - overlapping bridge.
Throughout its existence, the wooden bridge was rebuilt several times until the current reinforced concrete bridge was built in its place in 1967.
The supporting frame of the bridge was made in the form of consoles coupled with an imperfect hinge. Such a constructive technique was used for the first time in Leningrad. Supports form a reverse vault.
In May 1975, the bridge was named Grinevitsky Bridge in honor of the terrorist populist.
I cannot name such a decision of the authorities, except as a shame. And this name was not given in the 1920s, which could somehow be justified by the recent tough revolutionary struggle. This is already the 70s ... one might say a spit in Russian history.
I consider Lenin's corpse in the main square of the country to be the same spit, but that's another story.