Square of the Revolution

Revolution Square is located in the city of Krasnoyarsk, originally the name was Novosobornoy, the modern name was received in 1921. To the 100th anniversary of the birth of V. I. Lenin, a monument to Lenin was erected on the square.

During the revolution, rallies were held on the square, and on June 15, 1932, the first collective farm bazaar was held on the square.

The Moscow Cathedral of Christ the Savior and the Krasnoyarsk Theotokos Nativity Cathedral, which was located on the territory of the square, was blown up in 1931-1936.

In 1996, Professor A.D. Kryachkov was given a building to develop a project for the building of the House of Soviets, and in 1956 it was implemented.

Buildings were built along the perimeter of the square: the Sovnarkhoz, the management of the railway and Aeroflot, the Center for Scientific and Technical Information and the regional library, as well as the Architectural Ensemble of the Revolution Square formed the city center.