Six prominent landmarks in Eysk are to receive protection status
In the heart of Yeisk, Russia, the historic Ivan Agababov House continues to stand as a testament to the city's rich heritage. Built in the eclectic style, this grand building has seen various uses over the years, from housing the Yeisk Soviet of Workers' Deputies and other departmental institutions, to serving as a primary school since 2006.
The regional department of state cultural heritage protection is actively working to preserve historical buildings in Yeisk, and the Ivan Agababov House is no exception. Protection items have been established for the building, as well as for two other income-generating properties, those of Vasily Grubkov and Ignat Vorobyov.
These protection items are designed to preserve the historical appearance of these buildings and maintain them for future generations. The Ivan Agababov House, despite its various uses, still retains many of its original classical elements, including stoves lined with smooth and relief glazed tiles, medallions, ceiling moldings, metro tile, and parquet floors.
Vice-Governor Roman Luzinov commented on the establishment of protection items for historic buildings in Yeisk, emphasizing the importance of preserving the city's cultural heritage. As of now, protection items have been approved for over 1050 cultural heritage sites, according to the press service of the Krasnodar Krai Administration.
The Ivan Agababov House was originally a merchant's residence. Merchant Ivan Agababov traded in agricultural implements, haberdashery, and manufactured goods. After the revolution, the house was municipalized, and after the Great Patriotic War, one of the local sanatorium's branches was located in the Ivan Agabababov House.
For those interested in learning more about the specific protection items for the Ivan Agababov House, we recommend contacting local authorities or cultural institutions in Yeisk for the most accurate and up-to-date information. The preservation of historical buildings like the Ivan Agababov House is crucial in maintaining a connection to the city's past and ensuring its future.
In the ongoing efforts to preserve Yeisk's historical heritage, the Ivan Agababov House, along with the properties of Vasily Grubkov and Ignat Vorobyov, have been designated as protection items. These protect the buildings' historical appearance for future generations, allowing us to appreciate their home-and-garden and lifestyle elements that showcase the city's rich past.
