"Why is everything beautiful perishing under this government?" A unique estate near Ryazan is falling into disrepair.

"Once the most beautiful building, it belonged to a kindergarten in Soviet times, and to the tax office in the 1990s and 2000s. Today, it's an abandoned and unrecognized historical heritage site, left to die." appearancelsya There is a post online about the Chernyshovs' house - merchants and philanthropists from the village of Putyatino.
The Ryazan branch of the All-Russian Society for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments (VOOPIiK) reported NotMoscow, why the building is collapsing.
"Officials have abandoned one of the most beautiful wooden houses in the region, with its exquisite carvings. "The building is open to the public, the radiators have been cut off, the windows and doors inside have been smashed... This attitude by the authorities toward the historical past is a disgrace to the Ryazan region, as the building is located on the federal M5 highway. Tens of thousands of people driving by don't understand why it's in such disrepair?" — the chairman of the regional All-Russian Society for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments (VOOPIiK) noted back in 2022 Andrey Petrutsky.



According to his deputy Igor KochetkovCurrently, the State Inspectorate for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of the region is reluctant to identify historical and cultural heritage sites, and is much more willing to remove them from the register of recognized sites:
- When we noticed the building, occupiedwith canning And the salvation of the Naryshkin estate on Bykova Gora. The route there lies through Putyatino. For a building to become a cultural heritage site, an application must first be submitted for the designation of the site; then they will decide whether to add it to the register. But we were denied even the designation of the Naryshkin estate. Now the State Inspectorate is planning to remove six listed buildings from the register. So the Chernyshov house is truly abandoned to its fate.
In the 1910s the estate belonged to to the merchant-patrons ChernyshovsAmong other things, they were trustees of the local parochial school for girls. The village itself belonged to to the boyars Godunov, then the head of the Second People's Militia To Dmitry Pozharsky.
“Lace, how much soul and labor was once invested in it!” “Why is everything beautiful and humane perishing under this government?” — Ryazan residents commented.
Photo: Andrey Petrutsky, Maria Zenkina