Lopukhins' House - E.D. Naryshkin's House - Chief Prosecutor's House

The building was built in 1843. The second name of the mansion is "Lopukhin - Naryshkin mansion" after the last name of the owners. He designed the courtyard wings and courtyard square from the galleries of the city of A Bosse. This house was acquired by the Ecclesiastical Department as an apartment for the chief Prosecutor of the Holy Synod in 1871. After 1978, the Central Museum of the October Railway was opened in it, which existed until 2002. The house is open to visitors today. In winter, the courtyard is closed, and only the spaces under the roof are open to visitors.