Since 1913, the elegant limestone fasade of the Victoria Palace Hotel has been a landmark at the heart of Paris's Left Bank. On a quiet street just off the bustling rue de Rennes, it embodies the enduring qualities of a neighbourhood renowned throughout the world for its mix of luxury, artistic vitality and sheer enjoyment of life.

Tram. The Khludov Heiresses House (Architect Kekushev L.N.) Association of the Russian and Foreign Goods Trade "Oborot"("Circulation")

Baltschug Kempinski Hotel. Moscow

- Hereditary Freeman, Member-Contributor of the Imperial Historical Society, Bibliophile and Collector, Trustee of the Andreevskaya Alms-House of Moscow Merchant Society. Photo of Sherer and Nabgolts. Moscow

Architect Popov A.P. Nosovikha Street. Built for the Bakhrushins' Means. Consecrated to God in 1897

Photo from the Album of the Artistic-Industrial Exhibition at Khodynskoe Pole(Field) in Moscow in 1882

- Owner of Cable Plants in Petersburg (before 1903) and in Moscow (since 1895), Head of the Joint-Stock Company (since 1913) of Russian Cable and Metal-Rolling Plants

- Owner of the Banking House in Warsaw, Founder of the St.Petersburg Discount and Loan Bank(1869) and Commercial Bank in Warsaw(1870)

Les Fermes de Marie in Megeve, French Alpes

Baltschug Kempinski Hotel. Moscow

Odintsovo-Arkhangelskoe of Podolsky Uyezd in Moscow Province. Architect Shekhtel F.O.

Architects Nilus B.M. and Pocrovsky V.A. 1913

Architects Doroshenko S.A. and Kondratenko I.G. (?)

The 2-nd to the left - father Gavriil, the 3-rd to the left - father Afanasy Kunitsin

- French Subject, Moscow Merchant of the 1-st Guild, Founder and Director of the Printed Cotton Manufactory Association of Albert Gyubner (1871). Photo of "Sherer, Nabgolts and Co"