The botik (small boat) was constructed, either in England or by Danes in Russia using an English design, in the 1640s, and was then called the St. Nicholas. The boat originally belonged to Peter the Great's grandfather; an earlier theory held that the boat was a gift from Queen Elizabeth to Ivan the Terrible in the 1580s.
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- Museum-estate "Boat of Peter I» located in the village Veskovo Pereslavsky area 4 kilometers from the city.
- ‘Boat of Peter I’ was created in 1722 by Alexey Zubov in Baroque style. Find more prominent pieces of marina at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.
- The "Boat of Peter I" on the shores of Lake Pleshcheevo was created in 1803 and is considered one of the first Russian museums.
- The Museum "Boat of Peter 1" began its history from this, which preserved for posterity and history the ship built by Peter I.
- The boat of Peter I is a museum-estate in Pereslavl-Zalessky, a branch of the Pereslavl Museum. On the territory there is a complex of historical buildings...
- On May 1, 1692, Peter completed rigging the large vessel and launched it together with other boats. ... The "JOLLY-BOAT of PETER I" museum.
- This seemingly modest object is a national shrine associated with the young tsar Peter I, his personal boat from a flotilla built during 1689-92 on Pleshcheyevo Lake.
- the boat could sail with or against wind and at Peter's direction sought out another Dutch seaman, Karshten Brandt, to restore it.[1]: 41–42 Peter learned to sail the...
- Petrozavodsk, Russia phone / fax: +7 (8142) 73-35-80 verf.varyag@yandex.ru. Boat of Peter I «St Nikolos». Technical Data. Length overall (LOA).
- The original boat «Fortune» from the funny fleet of Peter the Great. The monument of Peter I on the shore of Lake Pleshcheevo.
- Boat of Peter the Great 1722 engraving in the Scribner's Monthly magazine.jpg 1,981 × 2,319; 761 KB. ... Boats of Peter I. Ships of the Imperial Russian Navy.
- Media in category "Boat of Peter I (museum-estate)". The following 56 files are in this category, out of 56 total. ... Memorial museums of Peter I.
