Kiselnikov House

Kiselnikov's house is located opposite St. Elijah's Church. The two-storey residential building was built in the third quarter of the 19th century. The floors were divided by a multi-stage cornice and rectangles of stucco. The windows were contoured, completed with a semicircle on the second floor, and slightly rounded on the first floor. Later, the house became a monument of architecture and urban planning of regional importance.