Fyodorovsky Gorodok complex

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The Fyodorovsky Gorodok complex is a historic Russian Orthodox architectural ensemble near Tsarskoye Selo, built in a stylized medieval Russian manner to serve the imperial family’s religious needs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russian Orthodox religious complex
architectural ensemble
historic site
architecturalStyle Neo-Russian style
stylized medieval Russian
builtFor Russian imperial family NERFINISHED
country Russia
culturalContext late Imperial Russia
currentUse museum and religious functions (partly restored)
dedicatedTo Theotokos of Saint Theodore NERFINISHED
endTime 1910s
hasFeature fortified-town appearance
gateways
towers
walls
hasFunction court church complex
residential and service center for clergy and staff
hasPart Fyodorovsky Sovereign Cathedral NERFINISHED
churches
courtyards
residential buildings
service buildings
hasUse imperial family religious residence
religious
heritageDesignation object of cultural heritage of Russia
heritageStatus cultural heritage site of regional or federal significance (Russia)
languageOfName Russian
locatedIn Tsarskoye Selo NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
locatedNear Alexander Palace NERFINISHED
Catherine Palace NERFINISHED
Pushkin, Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
material brick
stone
namedAfter Fyodorovskaya icon of the Mother of God NERFINISHED
partOf Tsarskoye Selo palace and park ensemble NERFINISHED
periodOfConstruction early 20th century
religiousAffiliation Russian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
significantEvent Russian Revolution of 1917 affected its use and status NERFINISHED
significantFor Neo-Russian revival architecture
religious life of the Russian imperial family
startTime 1900s
topicalConcept Russian Orthodox court architecture
imperial residences of Russia

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Pushkinsky District, Saint Petersburg hasReligiousBuilding Fyodorovsky Gorodok complex