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Russia, St. Petersburg, The Annunciation Bridge
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Russia, St. Petersburg, The Annunciation Bridge
Vintage 19th century photograph: Russia, St. Petersburg, The Annunciation Bridge - previously Blagoveshchensky most; from 1855 to 1918 Nikolaevsky Bridge, from 1918 to 2007 called Lieutenant Schmidt Bridge
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1855 2007 Annunciation Barge Called Canal Lieutenant Petersburg Previously Scenic Schmidt Transportation System Watercraft
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This vintage 19th century photograph captures the breathtaking view of St. Petersburg's Annunciation Bridge, also known as Blagoveshchensky Most, Nikolaevsky Bridge, and Lieutenant Schmidt Bridge throughout its rich history. The bridge, which spans the Fontanka River, has been an essential part of the city's transportation system since its construction in 1855. The image, taken in the 1870s, showcases the bridge's intricate architecture, adorned with ornate railings and decorative lamps. The bridge connects the historic buildings and residences on both sides of the river, providing a scenic route for travelers and locals alike. The Annunciation Bridge has undergone several name changes throughout the years. Initially named Blagoveshchensky Most, it was later renamed Nikolaevsky Bridge in 1870, in honor of Emperor Nicholas II. During the Soviet era, it was called Lieutenant Schmidt Bridge, named after a revolutionary hero. The photograph also offers a glimpse into the urban life of St. Petersburg during the 19th century. Barges and watercraft can be seen navigating the canal, while horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians make their way across the bridge. The traditional architecture of the buildings and the vibrant street life add to the cultural and historical significance of this iconic bridge. The Annunciation Bridge remains an essential part of St. Petersburg's transportation system and a popular tourist destination. Its rich history and stunning architecture make it a must-see attraction for travelers seeking to explore the city's urban landscape and cultural heritage.
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