I think it still may be some connection with the Mikhailovsky. Lost in 1860. Pushkin's house, restored in 1910. Surely the proposed restoration project architect. Shuko was not the only one. But "in his lifetime" image manor has always had only one. That he always had to push off all the restorers.
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Architectural appearance of the front yard of Pushkin's time, is known for drawing the Pskov land surveyor IS Ivanova, lithographed in 1838. artist A. Alexandrov (see Fig. 1, 2)
In 1911. in St Michael's was opened Russia's first museum-house of the poet, designed by renowned architect B. Shchuko. The architectural composition of the house as a whole was created by the image on the lithography 1838. But Shuko was designed to create not a residential manor house, and architectural memorial sign in memory of the national poet. The house had the features of the neoclassical style, and a conditional plan that was created for the tourist display museum. Rebuilt GA Pushkin wing-bath, the museum has already received the name of "house nurse, was kept Shuko in the front yard. On the south side of the courtyard was closed in two new buildings designed for charities - Colonies for older writers. Two small single-storey housing flanked the entrance to the estate of the big spruce avenue. South-eastern residential block was topped by a decorative tower, belvedere. Household yard maintained, with all its buildings and the house manager for the needs of the museum and the colony.
http://www.mihaylovskoe.ru/
Now, as we know, there was already a remake postwar