Memorial complex "Sailors who died in peacetime" (Murmansk).Church of the Savior on the waters

Author
Description
Chizhenok, Alexander Evgenievich (1955).Memorial complex "Sailors who died in peacetime" (Murmansk).The Church of the Savior on the waters: [photography] / photographer A.E. Chizhenok.- Murmansk, September 3, 2010. -1 File (4.1 MB, JPEG): Tsv .. -Access mode: Internet portal of the presidential library.Title from the cover document.Photo information is provided by the author.In the photo: the Orthodox Church of the Savior on the waters, a view of the altar part.In the background, the Alyosha monument is visible - the central monument of the memorial to the Defenders of the Soviet Arctic during the Great Patriotic War. "The monument is erected at the top of the hills on the green cape, rising above the city of Murmansk and Kola Bay by 173 meters.The memorial was opened on October 19, 1974 in honor of the 30th anniversary of the liberation of the Arctic from the Nazi invaders.The memorial complex "Sailors who died in peacetime" is located in the city of Murmansk on a hill between ul.Chelyuskintsev, etc. Heroes-Sevanerians.Architects: N. Kireeva and N. Bogdanova.The opening took place on October 5, 2002.The memorial complex is the Orthodox Church of the Savior on the waters located on the top of the hills, leading to it a staircase with species sites.On the site in the center there is a hexagonal tower-a-year-old 17.5 m high with a memorable hall-museum.On the site below the lighthouse there is a ship anchor with a capsule of sea water laid under it.On June 15, 2009, a fragment of the cutting of the Kursk nuclear submarine was installed near the lighthouse.1. The Church of the Savior on the waters (Murmansk, city) - photographs.2. Territory (collection).3. Territory of Russia: Murmansk region (collection).4. Murmansk region: pages of history (collection).5. Murmansk, city - photos.6. "Sailors who died in peacetime", a memorial complex (Murmansk, city).7. Documentary photos.BBK 85.118.25 (2ros-4mur) Y611BBK 63.3 (2ros-4mur) 64-7ya611Electronic copy source: from a private assemblyOriginal storage location: from a private meeting
Catalogue object
Collections