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Ditch

Ditch - witness the beginning of the XIX century events when Vsevolozhsk started to build a smelter here, they prepared two mines laid two more, began to build the plant itself. But because there was no nearby river, dug from Lake Superior to ditch the plant, but because of the terrain levels inconsistencies water on it did not go by gravity. Ditch that still divides the village into two parts, and the word " ditch" is equivalent to the name of the street. " I live in the ditch, " or " beyond the ditch" - such a response can hear now from the villagers.

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Well, " Rowan"

Well connected with the tragic history of the beginning of XX century, with the name Plaksina, who died at the hands of the Whites in 1918. In the name of Plaksina named the main street of the village, which is interesting by the fact that under it is mine copper mine Vsevolozhsk. A small old wooden house looks its wide windows onto the street. Externally it is almost indistinguishable from adjacent. At the dawn of Soviet power, he lived and worked here one of the activists of the revolution VA Plaksin, dead white in winter 1918. And August 23, 1966 on the facade of the house matte shine shined marble plaque on which are carved the words: " Here lived and worked from 1914 to 1918 Plaksin Basil Afanasievich, who died in the struggle for Soviet power" (now the excursion object is in disrepair).

The civil war brought Kolchak beaten during interrogation Plaksina in cold blood-stained underwear in the laundry in Koshevaya and said, pointing his hand toward the swamp, " Run. Sumeesh ubech - your happiness. " Doomed to failure rushed away. I Fell, up and running again. But the bullet caught him... rowan berries as drops of blood on the snow in the evening...

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" Monument to the heroes of the Civil War by the grateful descendants"

This monument was erected in 1981 by students of the school number 1 in Severouralsk, who collected scrap metal and waste paper, to earn money for the monument, and then came to the village with his counselor, I installed it and put around the bushes of acacia and lilac. For a long time this monument was not look closely, sometimes the area around it tidied little villagers or sentinel during environmental assault on the village. But in 2014, students of the school number 1When support sentinel again took patronage over him, and now he looks well-groomed, well-kept. Here, from 2011 to patrol the city school arrange Mayovka