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Shestakov's House

Дом купца Шестакова

Also a large wooden house, but this one is in better shape, as it houses the local administrative offices.

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Orphanage and Church of St. John the Baptist
Воспитательный дом с церковью Иоанна Предтечи
1714. The building as a whole has been preserved, although the cupolas have been lost, and some sort of addition has been added on to the building.
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C. M. Pryashnikov's Manor
Усадьба С. М. Прянишникова
1898. A house with a brick first floor and wooden upper floors, with lovely decorative lintels and, somewhat unexpectedly, an attic upstairs. The building houses the Lalsk Museum of Local Lore.
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Church of the Epiphany
Богоявленская церковь
Built from 1711 to 1715, this church has been mutilated beyond recognition and is no longer functioning as a church.
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Shestakov's Manor
Усадьба купца Шестакова
Shestakov was the owner of the paper factory, which was and still is the main business in Lalsk, and he spared no expense for this huge, wooden merchant manor. It is a three-story house with outbuildings. The building is not particularly elegant, but is notable for its size. Sadly, it is abandoned (the windows are boarded up), with an unclear future.