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Railway station

Railway station

Railway station

Ruins of outbuildings and fragments of the manor park have been preserved from the Ruschits estate (XVIII-XIX centuries). On December 10, 1870, the famous painter, decorator, chairman of the Commission for the Protection of historical monuments Ferdinand Ruschits was born in the manor. In 1935, Ruschits returned to Bogdanovo, where he died a year later. The artist is buried in the family cemetery.

Railway station

Railway station

Railway station "Kosovo-Poleskoye"

In 1871, the railway from Brest-Litovsk to Moscow was opened. A few years later, a railway station was built here in the style of classicism with elements of Baroque, which is still in operation today. In the 40s of the 19th century, a complex of buildings of the post station was built from brick in the style of late classicism. For a long time, these buildings were abandoned. Today, a restaurant operates here, which is very popular with residents of the surrounding villages and towns.

Railway station Oshmyany

Here, the curious traveler will see the beautifully preserved building of the railway station, built of brick in the classical style in 1887. A miniature brick building, possibly a former gatehouse, and a solid concrete refrigerator building have been preserved from the outbuildings. Several abandoned outbuildings and a house for workers remain from the former estate.

Bastuny Railway Station

Between the railway stations of Petyuna and G G69 statice stands the Bastuny station, built in 1884 from brick in the classical style with Baroque elements. Perhaps this is one of the typical projects, in which special features unique to this station were introduced during construction. The station was slightly rebuilt several times, especially after the Second World War.

Railway station Bykhov

The one-story building of the railway station was built of brick in 1898. Most likely, this year was only the beginning of construction. In March 1903, the grand opening of train traffic took place on the railway branch section G176 G-G G123.. Presumably, during the Second World War, the station's construction suffered significant damage, and was subsequently rebuilt without side wings, as a result of which it lost half of its original length.

Railway station Verkhnedvinsk

Vereytsy Railway Station

The classicist-style railway station, built of brick in 1899, stands out for its exquisite decor. Nearby there is a concrete refrigerator and a well-preserved wooden stationmaster's house, built in 1895.

Gavya Railway Station

The railway station in Gauja was built in 1886 and at one time was considered one of the most beautiful among its kind on the stretch from Yuratishki to Lida. Before the First World War, its exterior decor was much richer and more diverse: the walls, made of durable red brick, were textured, while only the corners and slopes of the window openings were plastered. The outbuildings of the station were dismantled after the Second World War.

Zagatye Railway Station

The beautiful brick building of the railway station with thoughtful architectural proportions was built in the classical style in 1902. It is hoped that the beauty of such buildings will discourage for a long time to destroy them and build something more modern, saying that they are outdated and obsolete.

Zyabki Railway Station

Kopys Railway Station

Latva Railway Station: water tower

Lotva railway station: barracks

Rozhanka Railway Station

Staiki Railway Station

This village has a well-preserved and functioning railway station, built according to a standard brick design in the classical style at the very beginning of the twentieth century. Perhaps in 1902, there is an apartment building of the stationmaster and a brick refrigerator nearby.

Staiki Railway Station: Station House

Staiki railway station: cold

Railway station Shklov

Railway station Shumilino

After the construction of the Rigo-Oryol railway, a large-scale railway station was built in the middle of the segment between Polotsk and Vitebsk, in the current urban settlement of G G76. It was built of brick in 1903. Nearby there are office buildings, also built of red brick.

Yuratishki Railway Station

Railway station: barracks

Railway station: barracks

Railway station: cold

Railway station: cold

Railway station

The railway station, which from a distance resembles an ancient medieval castle, was built in 1924 from bricks according to a unique project for Belarus. The stylized features of the Art Nouveau style are clearly visible in the building. The two-storey side wings of the station give the building even greater scale and monumentalism.

Railway station