- And they eated with Him. Feed my lambs Tend my sheeps Feed my sheeps. The boat of Peter. The boat of Peter. Biblical reference. John 21: 1-14 (NIV).
- Peter I of Russia (Peter the Great) was the Tsar of Russia from 1682-1721 and Emperor of Russia from 1721-1725. During his long reign...
- There is one more - a boat of the "amusing" flotilla of Peter I "Fortune", which, according to legend, young Peter Alekseevich cut down with his own hand.
- Museum-estate "Botik of Peter I" (Little boat of Peter the Great) is a museum in the village of Veskovo, on the hill Gremyach near Pereslavl where exposed...
- ...the clergy of Pereslavl would board a barge and, attended by a crowd of people in many boats, sail to the middle of the lake to bless the water in memory of Peter.
- To be honest, I think it could be speculated much more this museum as per the greatness of Peter.
- A scene with unknown Russian actors in front of the White Palace (1852-1853) on the grounds of the small state museum “Botik Petra” (“Jolly-Boat.
- lot 193. «The Boat of Peter I», author's lithograph, 27x20 cm, 1997. Gallery - realization of paintings in St. Petersburg.