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\n \n The building was originally intended for placing the Patrimony Board office, it was built in 1773-1775 to the design of V.I. Neyelov. It was connected with two angle buildings with towers with the solid brick fence. Buildings of the Cattle Yard, which are mistakenly mixed up with Neyelov’s construction, are located at a considerable distance from the southern side. In 1779-1780 V.I. Neyelov and Ch. Cameron adapted the Tsarskoye Selo office of the Patrimony Board for Sophia Town Offices. Uyezd and Zemstvo courts, apartments for office workers were placed in this house until moving them to Tsarskoye Selo Town in the 1810s. During 1814-1917 the building was used for living Commander of the Hussar Regiment and rebuilt more than once. Later the Regiment headquarters was placed here, a garden was laid out around the house . In 1877 the house was overbuilt with an attic-floor, an one-storied wing with three windows was built from the eastern facade side. In the 1900s a wing was built from the yard side, the mansard was rebuilt in the completed second floor.\n
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Persons
\n \n \n Cameron Charles\n
\n \n \n \n Neelov Vasily Ivanovich\n
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