Novotorzhskaya Street

Planned in the 1760s by the architect P.R. Nikitin, together with the current streets of Volny Novgorod and Soviet formed three beams of three-beam planning of the city center. On Novotorzhskaya Street there are a number of houses of the second half of the XVIII century (NN 39/18, 53/11, 64, 67 and 72), con. XVIII - early XIX centuries (NN 41, 43 and 45), house N 73 was built in 1811 by the architect K. I. Rossi. During the German occupation of the city (from October to December 1941), many houses on Novotorzhskaya Street were damaged, in the postwar years some of them were restored, new buildings were built on the site of others, for example, N 23 (1954, architect I. P. Izotov), N 7 (1954, architect F. I. Makarov) and others.