Agitation poster for the five years plan on the Soviet Square
The 'Zuev' House of Culture
The ‘Rusakov’ Workers’ Club
The Christ Saviour cathedral, (blown up in 1931)
The Christ Saviour cathedral interior
The Pyatnitsa street with the Paraskeva Pyatnitsa church (destroyed in 1935)
TORGSIN, the 'foreign currency' shop for foreigners (1931-36)
House of Culture of the 'Kauchuk' factory
Fire Protection Propaganda Station
The Vladimir Gate on Lubyanka square (destroyed in 1934)
The Kremlin from the Bolshoi Kamenny Most
The Kremlin from the Bolshoi Moskvoretsky Most
The Mosvkoretskaya street and the Vasilevsky spusk from the Moskvoretsky bridge
Kremlin, Granovitaya Palace
Kremlin, the Blagoveschensky (Annunciation) cathedral
Resurrection or Iversky gate (destroyed in 1931)
Sverdlov (Theatre) square
Teatralny Proezd towards the Lubyanka
The Second Moscow Art Theatre (then Central Children’s Theatre)
Soviet square, Lenin Institute
Tversky square, with the still standing New Triumphal Gate
The Pyatnitsa street with the Paraskeva Pyatnitsa church (destroyed in 1935)
The Resurrection of Christ church in Sokolniki
Tower of the Church of St. Pantelemon of Athos
Sukharev Tower, (blown up in 1934)
Tram station on the Moiseevskaya square
Tourists taking photos at MosTorg
Tram station on the Moiseevskaya square
March along Krasnoprudnaya street
‘A better customer service for the workers!’
Selling foreign currency at the wall of Kitaigorod
‘Soyuzpechat’, newspaper seller at the wall of Kitaigorod
Taxi station at the Leningrad railway station
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Thank you to riowang
Thanks a lot for the quotation! In the original post the pictures are also linked to the map of Moscow, and in this post you can find a number of other links to Moscow’s photos at various dates (1931, 1900-60, 1956, 1960-80 and 2024, 1981/2009).
Maybe it would be better to use “TsUM supermarket” instead of “CUM supermarket”? Not only would the transliteration be more accurate, but it avoids an unfortunate double meaning…