Space of power: historical addresses of the Yaroslavl District Court (1866-1917)

The Yaroslavl District Court, established in 1866 as part of the judicial reform of that year, symbolized power through its architectural representation. Initially housed in a classical-style building on Andropov Street, it later moved to the prestigious Government House on Ilyinskaya Square—a landmark from the 'golden decade' of Melgunovskaya. This study traces the court's historical addresses and their significance within Yaroslavl’s administrative landscape, noting its proximity to other provincial institutions. The research underscores the need for restoring the northern corps of the Government House, a UNESCO-listed site, as part of Yaroslavl’s cultural heritage, especially with plans to relocate the regional court there.

Marasanova, V. M. (2022). Space of power: historical addresses of the Yaroslavl District Court (1866-1917). Yaroslavl Pedagogical Bulletin, 1(124), 216–224. https://doi.org/10.20323/1813-145x-2022-1-124-216-224