Necropol of the Sorrow Monastery. 1894-1920. Dictionary-reference

The publication is dedicated to the necropolis of the Sorrow Monastery of Moscow, lost in Soviet times. The monastery was the last in the time of the emergence of the Moscow abode. Since 1894, there was a necropolis in it, monuments created by the works of famous sculptors on the graves of a number of representatives of aristocratic genera: the princes of the Golitsyn, Shakhovsky, the nobles of the Naryshkin, Roman-Korsakovs, Marquise D.F. Campanari, entrepreneurs: Zubalovs, Butenopov, Second, Obukhov, military leaders: A.V. Bartolome, V.P. Golosov, gr. A.A. Kaller, K.N. Svetlitsky, participants in the Russian-Japanese and First World War, famous architects: F.F. Gornostaeva, V.G. Sretensky, I.F. Chervenko, professors of Moscow and other universities, Petrovsky Agricultural Academy: N.Yu. Zograf, N.M. Lisovsky, A.A. Maklakova, M.K. Turkish, famous lawyer F.N. Povleko, artists of Moscow theaters and circuses - AN. L. Durova, M.N. Olgina, literary and theater critic Yu.N. Gallery-fraud, editors of popular Moscow publications: "Moscow Vedomosti" V.A. Greensmut and "Moscow Leaf" N.I. Pastukhov and many others who played a significant role in the life of the Fatherland