hidden Sosnovo, settlement SOSNOVO (Finnish Rautu before 1948), a settlement in Priozersk District. Population: 6000. Located south of Lake Razdolinskoye (Finnish Leihinkylanjarvi) at Sosnovo railway station of the St. Petersburg-Priozersk branch. The toponym Rautu originates... more

hidden "Sosnovoborsk Mosaic", decorative and art creativity festival reference

hidden Sosnovoborsk Palace of Culture reference

hidden Sosnovoborskaya children art school reference

hidden Sosnovoborskaya children music school reference

hidden Sosnovskaya children arts school reference

hidden Sosnovsky House of Creativity reference

hidden Sosnovsky House of Culture reference

hidden Sosnovy Bor Art Museum of Modern Arts, the The Sosnovy Bor Art Museum of Modern Arts (Sosnovy Bor Town, 56a leningrad Road) is a branch of "The Museum Agency". The museum was founded in specially conditioned building (the exhibition space equals 360 square metres) in 1991. The basis of... more

hidden Sosnovy Bor Central Town Library, the THE SOSNOVY BOR CENTRAL TOWN LIBRARY ( 46 Leningradskaya Street, Sosnovy Bor Town). The library was founded in 1967 as a settlement library. The first director was R. K. Shmyrina). In 1980 in the process of integrating of the town libraries into a... more

hidden Sosnovy Bor Museum of the Maritime Glory, the reference

hidden Sosnovy Bor Town coat of arms, the The Sosnovy Bor Town's coat of arms is the official symbol of the Municipal Union “Gorod Sosnovy Bor” ("The Town of Sosnovy Bor") that was approved with the decision of the Town Assembly of the town of Sosnovy Bor of 16 December 1996, No. 9. The... more

hidden Sosnovy Bor, town SOSNOVY BOR, a town in Leningrad Oblast. Population: 66,100. It is located on the shore of the Koporye Bay of the Gulf of Finland, in the mouth of the Kovasha River, near Kalische Railway Station (St. Petersburg-Ust-Luga line.) The town was built on... more

hidden Sovetsk children music school reference

hidden Sovetsk House of Culture reference

hidden Sovetsky Settlement Rural Library, the reference

hidden Sovetsky, urban settlement SOVETSKY (Johannes [Finnish] before 1948), an urban settlement in Vyborg District. Population: 6,600. It is situated on the coast of the Gulf of Finland. The name Johannes is related to the Lutheran parish of St. Johannes (known from the 17th c.; a... more

hidden "Sovremennik" (Contemporary"), cinema (Sosnovy Bor Town) reference

hidden "Spektr Gatchina", a newspaper reference

hidden Spitsin, Aleksandr Andreyevich (1858-1931), a scientist Spitsin, Aleksandr Andreyevich (1858-1931), an archaeologist, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Scienses (1927). He graduated from the St. Petersburg University in 1882. From 1892 Spitsin worked at the Archaeology Committee (the Committee was... more

hidden Sport dancing and ballroom dancing competition for the cup of the Commonwealth of Independent States; Gatchina City reference

hidden "Spring Clef", festival-competition reference

hidden St. Prince Alexander Nevsky, monument to reference

hidden St. Petersburg State Film-Photo Documents Archive, the reference

hidden St. Petersburg State Historical and Political Documents Archive, the reference

hidden St. Petersburg State Scientific Documents Archive, the reference

hidden St. Petersburg Central State Historic Archive, the reference

hidden Stakenschneider, Andrey Ivanovich (1802-1865), an architect Stakenschneider, Andrey Ivanovich (1802, the grange of Ivanovka, the present days Gatchina District -1865), an architect, full state councillor (1858). He graduated the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in 1821. From 1834 Stakenschneider was an... more

hidden "Staraya Gatchina" ("Old Gatchina"), a bulletin reference

hidden Staraya Ladoga Dormition Convent, the The Staraya Ladoga Dormition Convent (the Volkhov district, the village of Staraya Ladoga) is one the most ancient monasteries in the St. Petersburg Eparchy. It was presumably founded in the first quarter of the 12th century as a prince's convent... more