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Tatarskaya street in Tomsk
Tatarskaya street is between Lenin avenue and the embankment of the river Tom. For centuries the Tatars settled in this place, which was then called the Tatar quarter.
You can see several restored wooden houses with carved window surrounds between Bazaar lane and Trifonov street. They date back to the 19 century. The center of Tatar culture and a mosque is also on Tatarskaya street.
The most beautiful house is on 46, Tatarskaya St. The house built in 1902 belonged to a Tatar А. Moskov, who was engaged in the sale of horses. With symmetric rows of windows and wood-carved roof decor it has a typical appearance for the most wooden houses of Tomsk.
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A residential house of the 19 century with carved shutters on Tatarskaya Street
A house with richly decorated window surrounds and roof on Tatarskaya Street
Window surrounds with wood carvings
Houses of the 19 century with wooden window surrounds on Tatarskaya Street
Houses of the 19 century with wooden window surrounds on Tatarskaya Street
A mosque on Tatarskaya Street
A single-story wooden house on Tatarskaya Street
The unrepaired houses on Tatarskaya Street
The center of Tatar culture on Tatarskaya Street
Richly decorated wooden houses on Tatarskaya Street
The facade of a wooden house on Tatarskaya Street
The backyard of a house on Tatarskaya Street
A residential house of the 19 century with carved shutters on Tatarskaya Street
On Tatarskaya Street all wooden houses were built in the 19 century
Small yards among the wooden houses on Tatarskaya Street
Houses of the 19 century with wooden window frames on Tatarskaya Street
A residential house of the 19 century with carved shutters on Tatarskaya Street
The unrepaired houses on Tatarskaya Street
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