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- The great ballroom was used as an officer's ward. After the Russian Revolution in 1917, the Shuvalov Palace was nationalized on 1 August 1918.
- The Shuvalov Palace that today houses Fabergé Museum was built at the end of the reign of Catherine II on the Fontanka River Embankment, which at that...
- Shuvalov Palace (Museum Faberge). The palaces along the Fontanka River can almost match those on the Palace Embankment for variety and splendour, among...
- Despite the outward modesty of Shuvalov Palace, it can undoubtedly be called one of the most interesting architectural monuments of the Northern capital.
- Shuvalov Palace originally belonged to the familyThe Vorontsovs. In 1799, he was bought by the wife of Hofmeister Naryshkin - Maria Antonovna.
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- Shuvalov Palace on the Fontanka River embankment was built by an unknown architect in the late 18th century and first belonged to Count Vorontsov.
- Palace of I.I. Shuvalov. ... The palace of the Russian cultural figure I. Shuvalov was built in 1753-1755. according to the design of the architect S. Chevakinsky.
