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Theatre building in Moscow, Russia

(‎Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1894 by August Weber as a a mansion with stable. 1908 converted into an animal house by the circus artist and director, Vladimir Leonidovich Durov (1863-1934). 1911-1912 extended by a menagerie, pools, a museum, a zoologist lab and a small theatre hall (90 seats). 1938 reopened as Teatr Zverey im. Durova (Durov Animal Theatre). 1980 extension by a larger theatre hall (328 seats). Since 1992 named Strana Chudes Dedushki Durova (Grandfather...)
(‎Added qualifier: Source (P63): CARTHALIA (Q495), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1757591661939)
 
Property / Note: Built 1894 by August Weber as a a mansion with stable. 1908 converted into an animal house by the circus artist and director, Vladimir Leonidovich Durov (1863-1934). 1911-1912 extended by a menagerie, pools, a museum, a zoologist lab and a small theatre hall (90 seats). 1938 reopened as Teatr Zverey im. Durova (Durov Animal Theatre). 1980 extension by a larger theatre hall (328 seats). Since 1992 named Strana Chudes Dedushki Durova (Grandfather Durov Wonderland). (English) / qualifier
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Theatre building in Moscow, Russia
  • V. L. Durov Animal Theatre
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V. L. Durov Animal Theatre [Moscow]
Theatre building in Moscow, Russia
  • V. L. Durov Animal Theatre

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Country
Russia
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GPS
55°46'45.120"N, 37°37'14.880"E
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Image of WikiCommons
Theatre Durov.JPG
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Note
Built 1894 by August Weber as a a mansion with stable. 1908 converted into an animal house by the circus artist and director, Vladimir Leonidovich Durov (1863-1934). 1911-1912 extended by a menagerie, pools, a museum, a zoologist lab and a small theatre hall (90 seats). 1938 reopened as Teatr Zverey im. Durova (Durov Animal Theatre). 1980 extension by a larger theatre hall (328 seats). Since 1992 named Strana Chudes Dedushki Durova (Grandfather Durov Wonderland). (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Wikidata source
Q4453469
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Wikidata instance
Q2319498
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Q56195017
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City
Moscow
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opening date
1884
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Redevelopment date
1911
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Carthalia ID
5616
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Timeline

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