Swedish Church House

The architectural structure was erected in 1781, and was rebuilt in 1863-1865 by architect Karl Karlovich Andersen. As part of the Stone Chronicle of St. Petersburg project, a granite plaque with the coat of arms of the city and the inscription "Historical and Cultural value protected by the state" was installed on the facade of the building to create an information database on the architecture and history of St. Petersburg. The building currently houses the Consulate General of Sweden.