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Magiliowskaja voblasc, Chavusy

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Олег Бабков

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The walls of this building look quite sturdy. Getting to this place is not difficult, but at the end of the journey you will have to drive along a dirt road - in bad weather this can be a problem. The building has its own history: in 1772, Chausy became part of the Russian Empire. According to a deed of gift from Empress Catherine II, the city and other possessions were transferred to Count Dmitry Alexandrovich Tolstoy. He founded one of his residences in Chausy, laid out a park and built an impressive mansion. On the territory of the Yalovo tract (now this place on the outskirts of the city) there were count buildings, alleys and entrance gates with a coat of arms. Only the red brick barn, which was used to store grain, has partially survived from its former greatness. The barn has been abandoned for a long time and now looks like ordinary ruins. Apparently, there is no point in using it for practical purposes yet.

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