* There is a state museum in Moscow, which is dedicated to Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. The opening took place in 1961. Previously, the Khrushchev-Seleznev estate was located in the building. The structure was built in the Empire architectural style. The building is angular, the facades are decorated in a ceremonial style. The building is made of wood and stone. You can see white cylindrical columns with decorated elements on top. The roof of the main facade is decorated with a symbol with lions. The windows are rectangular and arched with pilasters and sandricks, above which rise slabs with the image of faces.