Virtual tour museums of the world presentation. Virtual tour of the museum through the pages of the museum

Fine. But in order to go there, you need to answer a few of my questions.

Look guys, what a wonderful weather we have, it is very suitable for excursions. Guys, are you ready to go on an interesting excursion with me?

Hello guys. Do you remember me?

Completed Gromova Ekaterina Alexandrovna teacher primary school School №814



Walks without a road in summer

Near pines and birches.

And in winter he sleeps in a lair,

Hides the nose from the cold.

Brown bear


What is this miracle animal?

That's how funny they jump.

Leaves, grass love.

And the cubs are fine

They put them in a bag on their stomach.


He walks with his head up

Not because an important count.

Not because of a proud disposition,

And because he...


Where is the Zoo located?

On Krasnaya Presnya


What was the name of the river that once flowed in the places where the zoo is located?


What are scientists who study wildlife?


Do you know that there are a lot of museums in Moscow? Today we will take an imaginary tour of some of them.

Is everyone ready?

Well done boys. Now we can start our journey.


Guys, have you been there? What exhibits did you see in this museum?

In front of you is the State Historical Museum. Look how handsome he is on the outside.


This Globe Blau- a copper globe on a round wooden stand, made in the early 1690s. The height of the globe exceeds 2 meters. In 1710, the globe was purchased by the Russian Tsar Peter I, delivered to Russia and installed in the Lefortovo Palace, then transported to the Ivan the Great Bell Tower, then to the Sukharev Tower, to the St. Petersburg Kunstkamera, then it was an exhibit of the Rumyantsev Museum. And in 1912, the administration of the Rumyantsev Museum transferred it to the Historical Museum, where it is located to this day.


The saber ended up in a museum storage after it changed several more owners. Unfortunately, its graceful hilt is seriously damaged. The crosspiece at first had shoulders bent in different directions, but only one was preserved, the front shoulder of the crosshair, ending with an animal head that holds a snake with its teeth.

Other no less interesting exhibit This is the Saber of Napoleon, which has a special place in the collection of the State Historical Museum, which belonged to the Emperor of France, Napoleon Bonaparte. The blade of the saber was forged at the end of the 18th century. The luxurious saber was presented to Napoleon at the end of 1799 “for the Egyptian campaign”. On the damask blade there is an inscription: “N. Bonaparte. First Consul of the Republic of the French.



Have any of you been there? If so, what exhibits do you remember there?

So we came to the next museum, which is located near Red Square and is also called the Museum of the History of Moscow.

I suggest you look at some of the exhibits from this museum. Come with me.


This is an exhibition called "Moscow from ancient times to the 17th century"


And this is the exhibition "White Stone Pages of the Past"


Now I will show you some of the paintings that are presented in the gallery.

Let's go.

Have any of you been there? What exhibits did you see there?

And now we are in the Tretyakov Gallery.







And first we will move with you to the Paleontological Museum.

I suggest you look at some exhibits. Let's go inside for this.

And was anyone there?


You know that mammoths reached a height of 5.5 meters and a body weight of 10-12 tons. Thus, mammoths were twice as heavy as the largest modern land mammals - African elephants.

Take, for example, the mammoth.


Like modern giraffes, they could reach the branches and leaves of trees - where other herbivorous mammals could not reach. In addition, with such a size, they had nothing to fear - not a single predator could attack an adult indricotherium. Compared to other rhinos, the indricotherium had a long neck. But, of course, not at all the same as that of a giraffe, so it was not easy for them to drink from a puddle, and they had to go belly-deep into some river or lake.

And this is Indricotherium. Indricotheriums are giant hornless rhinos. Indricotheriums were up to 8 meters high.


Let's see who we can see there. I will show you pictures, and you name who is depicted there.

And another museum that we will visit today is the Darwin Museum.






Fine. Let's read these rules.

Well done boys.

I know that someday you will go to some museum. Do you know how to behave there?

1. It is forbidden to talk loudly in museums so as not to disturb other visitors.

2. You should listen carefully to the guide - otherwise you will miss the most interesting

3. It is better to ask the guide questions at the end of the tour so as not to interrupt the story.

4. You can not make noise, run, wave your arms, touch museum exhibits hands.


What is the difference between museums of history, art, museums of nature?

Here we are with you and visited several museums. Which one did you like better? How?



Maria Maltseva
Presentation “Ferris wheel. Virtual tour in Russia"

Russia- truly amazing country. It stretches for thousands of kilometers and occupies one third of the territory of the Eurasian continent. Russia- most large state in a world with a variety of reliefs, climate, flora and fauna. In connection with the All-Russian action"We are citizens Russia", I invented and developed presentation, which in the future would give an idea to preschool children about our vast Motherland. This presentation to acquaint preschool children with the main cities of our country. Moscow is the capital Russia, Saint Petersburg - cultural capital, the cradle of the Russian fleet, the brainchild of Peter I. Golden ring Russia - virtually having visited these cities, children will not only get acquainted with the history of their occurrence, but also learn about their sights, which in the future will expand the horizons of preschoolers and educate the growing cultural generation.

Related publications:

1. slide. Imagine this situation - your mother instructed you to buy tea, a loaf of bread, a kilogram of potatoes and a carton of milk. How can we do it.

Author's manual: "Ferris Wheel" Authors compiler: Galaktionova Anastasia Borisovna Prokhorova Ekaterina Vyacheslavovna Tolmacheva Tatyana.

After my last publication I got a lot of questions about another element of our PPRS - the "Magic Ferris Wheel". One of the leaders.

Virtual tour: "Boulevard of Heroes" (Senior preschool age) Purpose: To educate patriotic feelings, by means of remembrance.

Virtual tour of memorable places Remember! Through the centuries, Through the years. Remember! D. S. Likhachev. "Without memory, there is no conscience." Remember the ancient commandment of the Russian people, given yet.

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Teacher of the Russian language and literature, MVSOU Kulevatovskaya VSOSH at IK No. 4 Kasterina Tatiana Ivanovna Grade 7

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I invite you to virtual journey in Yasnaya Polyana. It was here that he was born, lived for many years, wrote more than 200 works by Leo Tolstoy. Here he is buried. "Without my Yasnaya Polyana I can hardly imagine Russia and my attitude towards it.” L.N. Tolstoy

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House-museum in Yasnaya Polyana. It is located 12 km. from Tula; 200 km. from Moscow. Yasnaya Polyana dates back to late XVII centuries. Nevertheless, the builder of the Yasnaya Polyana estate, in which L. N. Tolstoy later spent his life, is his grandfather N. S. Volkonsky.

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Crossing the threshold of the house, we found ourselves in the front. There are nine cabinets filled with books on different languages. At the door to the corridor hangs a large leather bag in which mail was brought daily. Tolstoy's guns and hunting accessories are stored in a closet by the stove.

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Everyone had their own corner in the hall. Here music sounded, songs were heard. Tolstoy often accompanied someone from the family. In the evenings he liked to play chess. This occupation gave him rest from the usual mental tension and fatigue.

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Many items in the house are mentioned in the works of the brilliant Russian writer.

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Tolstoy worked in his office until 2-3 pm. Behind this table were written: "Youth", " Family happiness”, “Pedagogical articles”, “Tikhon and Malanya”, “Hadji Murad”, “Memoirs”, “After the ball”, “Dream”, etc.

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The territory of the estate is 400 hectares. In the garden there was a greenhouse for winter flowers and a greenhouse with peaches. And behind the estate - the most beautiful forests. Forests of Yasnaya Polyana: Abramovskaya landing, Chepyzh, Stary Zakaz - places of walks and children's games of the Tolstoy brothers.

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Little Leva loved manor life with fragrant smells, multi-colored butterflies, tea drinking under birches, fishing, sledding from the mountains. He was friends with horses, knew them "down to the smallest detail", studied the life of hunting dogs, admired their beauty and grace, raised chickens and chickens.

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In this house in 1859-1862 there was a school opened by L.N. Tolstoy for peasant children. Later the guests stayed. Wing Kuzminsky

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Pay attention to the pictures. Often, both in winter and summer, Tolstoy went for a ride on horseback. The most effective rest for the writer was physical work, especially outdoors. In winter, Lev Nikolaevich chopped wood, and in rainy weather he made shoemakers.

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“My departure will upset you. I regret this, but understand and believe that I cannot do otherwise. My position in the house is becoming, has become unbearable. Apart from everything else, I can no longer live in the conditions of luxury in which I lived, and I do what old people of my age usually do - withdraw from worldly life to live in solitude and silence. last days his life…” from L. Tolstoy’s letter to his wife


































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Presentation work on geography, which will allow schoolchildren to take a virtual tour of the hottest continent of our planet - Africa. Children will learn many interesting facts about Africa and get acquainted with its sights.

  • Geographic Description mainland
  • Sahara Desert
  • Atlas Mountains
  • Lake Chad
  • Volcano Cameroon
  • Congo river
  • Victoria Falls
  • Lake Tanganyika
  • Lake Victoria
  • Mount Kilimanjaro
  • Madagascar island
  • Interesting facts about Africa

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    • For the teacher to teach

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You are going on a long and difficult journey to Africa.

I agree to go towards the unknown and beautiful, towards new knowledge.

Then, go ahead, and I will help you on this journey.

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  • Africa is the second largest continent on our planet, after Eurasia, its area is 29.2 million km²
  • The length of Africa from north to south is almost -8000 km, from west to east -7500 km.
  • Africa is the hottest continent.
  • Africa is home to the largest desert in the world, the Sahara.
  • The most long river Africa - Nile.
  • slide 4

    • atlas mountains
    • Sahara Desert
    • lake chad
    • volcano Cameroon
    • Congo river
    • Victoria Falls
    • lake tanganyika
    • lake victoria
    • Mount Kilimanjaro
    • Madagascar island

    An unforgettable journey awaits us. Now you will see his route.

    interesting about animals

    slide 5

    atlas mountains

    The Atlas is a mountain range in northwestern Africa. It stretches for almost 2000 kilometers. Maximum height - Mount Toubkal (4165 meters)

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    Cedar, yew and cork trees grow in the evergreen forests of the Atlas Mountains.

    Go to object selection

    Slide 7

    Sahara Desert

    • The Sahara is the largest desert in the world.
    • Its area is about 8 million km².
    • Length from west to east - 5700 km,
    • width about 2000 km.
    • Translated from Arabic, sugar means desert.
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    The Sahara is mostly composed of sands. They are extremely mobile and form dunes and dunes.

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    But the Sahara is composed not only of sands. In the Sahara there are - ergs - rocky areas of the desert.

    Slide 10

    The most common animal in the Sahara desert is the camel. The camel is an amazing animal - it can go without food and water for up to two weeks. Helps him in this - the hump. The camel's hump stores fat, which can turn into water.

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    But one should not think that the Sahara is lifeless. There are oases in the Sahara.

    OASIS - exit point groundwater in deserts and semi-deserts. The oases have lush vegetation.

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    The most common plant in African oases is the date palm. "Queen of the oasis" - she is also called by the Arabs. The inhabitants of the Sahara use absolutely all parts of the palm tree: stem, leaves, buds, fruits.

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    One phenomenon is common in deserts: mirages. Mirage is an optical illusion.

    Here, for example, you can see the outlines of some body of water in the middle of the desert. Actually it doesn't exist.

    Go to object selection

    Slide 14

    lake chad

    This lake is the remnant of an ancient vast reservoir. This lake is interesting in that one can say about it “wandering”. The fact is that it changes its coastal outlines due to high evaporation and desertification processes.

    Go to object selection

    slide 15

    volcano Cameroon

    Volcano Cameroon is located in equatorial Africa. Its height is 4100 meters. At its top is a periodically active Faco crater, reaching a diameter of 1200 meters. The last eruption was in 1959.

    Go to object selection

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    Congo river

    The Congo is the largest river in Central Africa. Length - 4700 km.

    Go to object selection

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    Victoria Falls

    In the middle reaches of the Zambezi River, in a place where its width reaches 1800 m, water falls from a steep ledge 120 m high. A powerful noise and a veil of fog testify to the approach to the waterfall, locals call it "the fog that rumbles"

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    Now let's see what it looks like in reality.

    Go to object selection

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    lake tanganyika

    Tanganyika is the longest lake in the world. Its length is 660 km. It is located at an altitude of 774 meters. More than 250 species of animals live in the lake, 75% of which are found nowhere else.

    Go to object selection

    Slide 20

    lake victoria

    Lake Victoria is located even higher - at an altitude of 1134 meters. The shape of the lake is interesting - it is almost square. There are a lot of islands in the lake. Despite the fact that this is a lake, storms are frequent.

    Go to object selection

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    Mount Kilimanjaro

    Kilimanjaro is a volcanic massif. Locals call this volcano "mountain of the god of cold" or "sparkling mountain". This massif is about 100 km in diameter. formed by three merged, now extinct volcanoes: Kibo (5895 m), Mawenzi (5183 m) and Shira (4005 m).

    slide 22

    Africa, as we have already found out the hottest continent. But it turns out that if you climb to the top of Kilimanjaro, it turns out that it is covered with a glacier.

    Go to object selection

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    Madagascar island

    Madagascar, the largest island in Indian Ocean. The High Plateau (Central Highlands) stretched across the entire island. 800–1200 m. There are many extinct volcanoes and hot springs on the island.

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    Only on the island of Madagascar can you find lemurs. The word "lemur" means "ghost", "spirit of the deceased."

    Slide 25

    On this island you can meet another interesting animal - a chameleon. They are interesting because they can change the color of their body and because they have a long, round tongue in diameter, which they can throw out in order to hunt.

    Go to object selection

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    Well, that's the end of our trip to Africa. But that is not all. I will also introduce you to interesting facts from the life of animals living in Africa.

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    4.1 meters - the record length of the tusks of male African elephants

    7.5 tons - the mass of old male African elephants, the largest modern land animal

    African elephant

    Slide 28

    9 months hatching time from chameleon eggs

    0.05 seconds the process of throwing out the tongue of chameleons lasts

    55 centimeters maximum length of chameleons

    chameleon eyes 180 degrees horizontally move

    Chameleon

    Slide 29

    • 6.8 meters - the maximum height of a giraffe
    • 20 minutes longest giraffe sleep
    • 50 kilometers per hour maximum speed giraffe
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    • 72 kilometers per hour - the maximum speed of an ostrich
    • 5 centimeters eye diameter in an ostrich, the most big size of all land animals

    African ostrich

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    • 60 meters digestive tract of a hippopotamus

    african hippopotamus

    Go to object selection

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    List of materials used

    A. Gorkin. GEOGRAPHY Modern illustrated encyclopedia. Publisher: Rosmen-Press 2006

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    Electronic lessons and tests. Geography at school. Africa. © CJSC "Prosveshchenie-Media", 2007.

    © CJSC "New Disc"

    1C. Educational collection. Geography Our home is the Earth. 7th grade.

    © Republican Multimedia Center commissioned by the Ministry of Education Russian Federation, 2000,2002.

    Multimedia Resources

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    Internet resources

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    virtual tour

    Tour idea.

    Purpose of the tour:

    slide 1. Title slide.

    Slide 2.

    Slide 3.

    slide 4.

    Slides 5,6. Atlas Mountains..

    Slides 7-13. Sahara Desert.

    slide 14. Lake Chad.

    slide 15. Volcano Cameroon.

    slide 16. Congo river.

    Slides 17,18. Victoria Falls.

    slide 19. Lake Tanganyika.

    slide 20. Lake Victoria.

    Slides 21,22. Mount Kilimanjaro.

    Slides 23,24,25. Madagascar island.

    Slides 27-32.

    Slides 33,34,35.

    Tour route.

    virtual tour

    "Traveling the continents. Africa"

    For independent work students (demonstrations) in geography lessons ( extracurricular activity) in grades 3-5.

    Done by a teacher of geography, computer science, MOU "Kachanovskaya secondary comprehensive school» Palkinsky district, Pskov region Vasiliev Denis Mikhailovich.

    Tour idea.

    This excursion allows you to expand students' knowledge about the nature of Africa. The relevance of this excursion lies in the fact that students in an accessible form can get acquainted with the natural objects of Africa even before studying them in the course of the geography of the continents and oceans. In addition, the tour has another property - visibility. The student can view photographs of all those objects in question.

    Purpose of the tour: to introduce students to natural objects, plants and animals of the African continent.

    Brief summary of the tour.

    slide 1. Title slide.

    Slide 2. This slide contains organizational information for children. Children seem to be preparing for the journey.

    Slide 3. On this slide, students see the basic facts about mainland Africa.

    slide 4. On this slide, students see the route of the upcoming excursion.

    Slides 5,6. Atlas Mountains..

    Slides 7-13. Sahara Desert.

    slide 14. Lake Chad.

    slide 15. Volcano Cameroon.

    slide 16. Congo river.

    Slides 17,18. Victoria Falls.

    slide 19. Lake Tanganyika.

    slide 20. Lake Victoria.

    Slides 21,22. Mount Kilimanjaro.

    Slides 23,24,25. Madagascar island.

    Slides 27-32. Interesting digital facts about African animals.

    Slides 33,34,35. List of used materials.

    Tour route.

    List necessary equipment: personal computer, multimedia projector.

    List of required software: operating system Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Microsoft Office Power Point 2003.

    This digital resource is best used for demonstrations in grades 3-5. The route of the excursion is designed so that students cross Africa from north to south and get acquainted with the natural objects of Africa. You can use the resource in two ways: individually (the student works independently with the resource) and frontally (the demonstration is carried out for the whole class).

    There are two options for viewing the tour: sequentially (without using hyperlinks) and selectively (using hyperlinks located on the tour route map).

    After the tour, students are offered Interesting Facts about African animals.

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    Just as a flower grows from grain, our love for the Motherland has its source in that "corner of the earth" where we were born and grew up Nikolai Smirnov Sunny city on the palms of mother Volga Balakovo, Saratov region Personalities of the city ROUTE Monuments of architecture "Volga Venice" History of Balakovo Quiz "My favorite city" Saratov reservoir r. Volga about. Desert Island part Transcanal part Irrigation canal Locks Balakovka HPP Balakovo - "Volga Venice" Saratovskaya HPP - the seventh "pearl" on the Volga The length of the Saratov reservoir is 354 km, the maximum width is 25 km, the average depth is 25 m The main water street of the city is a navigable canal 12 km Saratov irrigation canal. Alekseevsky - length 127 km View of Balakovka Gateways consist of 2 chambers 290 m long, 30 m wide. 20 minutes are allotted for locking. We will pass faster 1762 - the year of birth of Balakovo, when Catherine II signed the Manifesto, allowing dissenters to settle on the left bank of the Volga, on the lands between the rivers Big and Small Irgiz Formation of Balakovo Origin of the name "Balakovo" pamper", i.e. talk) Others compare with the word "burlak" - "burlakovka" (as if barge haulers stopped here to rest) Still others see a similarity with the word "balyk" (Turk. "fish"). These places were famous for their riches of fish Balakovo Village As the first church in honor of Saints Cosmas and Damian was built in 1765, Balakovo became known as a village. By 1857 - a large village of 370 houses, where 2870 people lived. "Bread Capital" In the early 60s. 19th century in one navigation, 180 steamships exported 10 million poods of grain. Balakovka Formation of the city In 1911 the village was given the status of a city. Ivan Mamin is elected the first city headman At that time, there were 75 small industrial enterprises in Balakovo in Balakovo. Push Let's compare the territory of Balakovo The population is more than 22 thousand. Balakovo. 1911 The only city in the country Only in it there were 5 All-Union Komsomol shock construction projects 1. Saratov hydroelectric power station 1956 - 1971 construction of a hydroelectric power station 2. Fiber materials plant Year of foundation - 1959 3. Saratov irrigation canal named after. Alekseevsky Built in 1967 - 1972. 4. Plant "Balakovo mineral fertilizers" 1972 - 78 5. Balakovo NPP The first power unit was built in 1980-85. The future of Balakovo 1. "Severstal - Long Products Plant Balakovo" - the first production in 2013 2. The bridge across the shipping canal will be commissioned in 2014. The total length is 2563 m, the bridge itself is 506 m Fdor Abramovich Blinov - the inventor of the world's first caterpillar tractor 1827 - 1902 Russian self-taught mechanic Fyodor Blinov was born in 1831 in the village of Nikolskoye, Volsky district, Saratov province, in the family of a serf peasant, Fyodor worked as a barge hauler, and then as a stoker, assistant driver and driver on a steamboat ... First, in 1877, he invented a "car" on caterpillar tracks. In the autumn of 1881 Blinov moves to Balakovo. Here he organizes repair shops and starts building a "self-propelled" - a caterpillar tractor. The first tractor was created in 1888. It had a wagon-type device in which a 12-hp steam engine was installed. s., developing with a speed of 3.2 km / h Vasily Ivanovich Chapaev - the legendary commander, commander of the Red Army, hero of the Civil War Born in the village of Budaika, Kazan province (now Chuvashia) In 1897, the whole family moved to Balakovo. Currently, this house houses the museum of V.I. Chapaev Studied at the parochial school for only 3 years. In 1901, he was forced to quit his studies due to the poverty of his family. At the age of 14, his working life began. He excelled in carpentry. On st. Chernyshevsky and now there is a residential building built by the Chapaev brothers in 1911. 1887 - 1919 Bravely fought during the First World War. He became a full Knight of St. George. In 1918 he commanded a Red Guard detachment, then a brigade. Since 1919, he was the commander of the 25th Infantry Division. He died on September 5, 1919. Monument to Vasily Chapaev in Balakovo Evgeny Alekseevich Lebedev - People's Artist of the USSR Born in Balakovo in the family of the priest John the Theological Church. This is the house where Zhenya Lebedev lived in 1917-1927. 1917 - 1997 From 1933 he studied acting, worked in the theater. During the war years, with a group of theater artists, Evgeny Lebedev performed at the front and hospitals, for which he was awarded medals Since 1956, Evgeny Lebedev worked at the Bolshoi drama theater at dir. G. A. Tovstonogov, where he served until the end of his life Everything that I do on stage in the theater, in all my roles there is my city of Balakovo and especially my old mother Volga ... I do not recognize the New Volga, but the old Volga, she is my breadwinner of all roles in performances! .. ... When self-propelled guns, motor ships from Astrakhan, Rostov from my Volga go along the Neva, I seem to read letters from them. In Leningrad, my windows look at the Neva, and in it I see my Volga. With love, Lebedev E. A. In 1987, the actor was awarded the title of Honorary Citizen of Balakovo. In 2001, a bust of the actor was erected near the Balakovo Drama Theater named after him. Vladimir Nikolayevich Peregudov, an outstanding shipbuilder, Hero of Socialist Labor, Chief Designer of nuclear submarines, lived in a house on the street. Communist, 56 1902 - 1967 In 1918 he graduated from school, and in 1921 he was sent to study on a Komsomol ticket to St. Petersburg. Graduated from the Naval College, then from the Academy After the academy he received the title of naval engineer - shipbuilder and soon became the head of the department of submarines at NIIVK. Then he served in the Central Design Bureau of Marine Technology, becoming the chief designer of submarines. In 1957, the first Soviet nuclear submarine was launched. boats K - 3. It was an event equal to the launch of the first space rocket Gennady Grigoryevich Golobokov - artist, poet, one of the founders of Soviet science fiction painting 1935 - 1978 This is an artist bedridden and taking off to heaven. Artist and poet, a man of incredible Courage. He painted about 200 paintings, created hundreds of drawings. And more verses... I will never change my share And drink life and death to the bottom... After all, if you live your only pain, Is there any point in living in the world? G. Golobokov Paradox of time Chalice of Fire Artist Sower Workers of space Contact Yakov Mamin - creator of the first domestic wheeled tractor Andrey Kovalenko - hockey player, Olympic champion (1992) six time champion USSR in the speedway as part of the "Turbine" Denis Maidanov - music producer, composer, poet, performer Church of the Holy Trinity. Arch. Fedor Shekhtel. 1909 - 1914 Built at the expense of the merchant - Old Believer A. Maltsev View from Balakovka Shekhtel called this temple the best of his creations Southern facade. The temple is like a highly raised helmet of the hero Savior Not Made by Hands. Mosaic panel Northern facade. Fresco "The Sign" - the Mother of God with the Child Eastern facade of the temple Monument of urban planning and architecture of federal significance Paisiy Maltsev's estate Arch. Francis Schuster (1890), arch. Fyodor Shekhtel (1912; reconstruction) Side entrance from Lenin Street Facade of the building on the street. Kommunisticheskaya, 75 Combination of severity and romance Entrance gate. Cast iron Fragment of the main entrance hall Library hall Small drawing room Ceremonial hall A walk through the old town of Balakovo Manor complex of the merchant Anisim Maltsev. Corner of Sovetskaya, 70 and Lenina, 21 Fence with an openwork forged lattice The building of the former Commercial School, built in 1912 at the expense of patron I.V. Kobzar. Lenin street, 2 Trading house"A.A. Schmidt and son". Early 20th century Chernyshevsky Street, 26 Manor of the merchant Golovanov. Beginning 20th century st. Kommunisticheskaya, 100 Since 1986, the Museum of the history of the city has been located. The estate of the merchant Yermilin. 1885 Moscow street, 47 Trading house of the merchant Alexandrov. Street 20 years VLKSM, 59 Trading house of the merchant Gorkin. st. Proletarskaya, 65 Buildings of the Market Square along Proletarskaya Street Fire tower. Early 20th century Street 20 years VLKSM, 56 Quiz "My favorite city" 1. Name official date of education Balakovo 1772 1762 1862 250 years September 8, 2012 Quiz "My favorite city" 2. On which river did the settlement of Balakovo originate? On the Volga On Balakovka On Sazanlei My favorite city quiz 3. Who was the first in the world to invent a caterpillar tractor? Ivan Mamin Ivan Kobzar Fyodor Blinov Quiz "My favorite city" 4. Who glorified Balakovo, but was not born in our city? Evgeny Lebedev Gennady Golobokov Vladimir Peregudov Quiz "My favorite city" 5. What monument of history and architecture was not created by the famous architect F.O. Shekhtel? Commercial College Temple of the Holy Trinity P. Maltsev's estate Quiz "My favorite city" 6. What name of Balakovo does not correspond to today's reality? Venice of the Volga Energy capital of the Volga region Grain capital of the Volga region On your birthday, as always, I wish you, dear city, Happiness for many years to come! I wish you, dear city, Happiness for many years!

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