Priory Palace (associated complex)

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Priory Palace (associated complex) is a distinctive late 18th-century Russian palace near Gatchina, notable for its unique rammed-earth construction and association with the Order of St. John.

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Label Occurrences
Priory Palace 1
Priory Palace (associated complex) canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural complex
palace
architect Nikolay Lvov NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Neo-Gothic
Romanticism
associatedWith Order of Malta NERFINISHED
Order of St. John NERFINISHED
category Buildings and structures in Leningrad Oblast
Historic house museums in Russia
Palaces in Russia
commissionedBy Paul I of Russia NERFINISHED
completionDate 1799
constructionTechnique rammed-earth construction
country Russia
currentUse museum
dedicatedTo Order of St. John NERFINISHED
floorCount 2
hasPart Priory Pond shoreline NERFINISHED
landscape park
main palace building
ramparts
service buildings
terraces
hasTower yes
heritageDesignation cultural heritage monument of federal significance in Russia
object of cultural heritage of Russia
heritageStatus museum
inception late 18th century
locatedIn Gatchina NERFINISHED
Leningrad Oblast NERFINISHED
Northwestern Federal District NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Moscow Time
locatedNear Gatchina NERFINISHED
Gatchina Palace NERFINISHED
locatedOn Priory Pond NERFINISHED
materialUsed earthwork
rammed earth
notableFor association with the Order of St. John
picturesque lakeside setting
unique rammed-earth construction
openToPublic yes
partOf Gatchina palace-and-park ensemble NERFINISHED
patron Paul I of Russia NERFINISHED
roofMaterial shingle roof
significantEvent restoration in the 20th century
startDate 1797
use residence for the Prior of the Order of St. John

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Gatchina Palace hasPart Priory Palace (associated complex)
Gatchina hasLandmark Priory Palace (associated complex)
this entity surface form: Priory Palace