Vologda
Vologda is a city in northwest Russia. It's known for the Vologda Kremlin, whose landmark buildings include the 16th-century St. Sophia Cathedral and its gilded bell tower. Nearby, the Lace Museum traces the heritage of the craft. The World of Forgotten Things is a museum displaying vintage household objects. To the north, the huge Spaso-Prilutsky Monastery complex includes centuries-old wooden and stone churches.
People died in Vologda (First 20 people) - Page 0
Vasiliy Yaroslavich of Serpukhov
Ilham Ghali of Kazan
Dimitry Prilutsky
Monk
Alexander Alexandrowitsch Drenteln
Alexander Drenteln's son
Konstantin Batyushkov
Poet
Nikolay Rubtsov
Poet
Vasily Belov
Russian-Soviet writer
Nikolaĭ Tyrsa
Painter
Igor Kaberov
Jüri Kukk
Estonian chemist
Julius Benois
Architect
Nikolay Tyrsa
Painter
Vasiliy Yaroslavich of Serpukhov
Paul de l'Obnora
Monk
Vadim Ivanov
Soviet football player
Dmitry Marten
Painter
ol'ga a. fokina
Poet
Nathan Zalmanovich Strugatsky
Russian art historian ‧ Boris Strugatsky's father
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