Wing of the town estate of A. Talyzin, now the Central City Library Memorial Center "Gogol House" (Moscow)

Russia / Moscow / Moscow / Nikitsky bulvar, 7a building 2
 library, Nikolai Gogol, interesting place, 18th century construction, object of cultural heritage of federal importance (Russia), literary museum, historic house museum
Constructed in the 17th through 19th centuries.
The house was owned by Aleksandr Talyzin and later Count A. G. Tolstoy.

From 1848-1852, Nikolai Gogol occupied several rooms here. In this building he wrote the second volume of Dead Souls and then burned them shortly before his death. Here he was visited by other writers including S. T. and I. S. Aksakov, A. I. Turgenev, A. N. Ostrovsky, G. P. Danilevsky and others.

In 1979 three rooms became a memorial museum to the writer.

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In this building

  1. Табличка о статусе здания
  2. Памятная доска Николаю Васильевичу Гоголю
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Coordinates:   55°45'14"N   37°35'59"E
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