Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a close-up of a weathered bronze plaque affixed to a stone pillar. The plaque is located next to a tunnel entrance, with bright yellow light illuminating the roadway within. The plaque is inscribed with Russian text. The pillar is constructed from rough-hewn, large granite blocks, with some visible mortar and efflorescence. The text on the plaque reads: "ВЕРСКОЙ ПУТЕПРОВОД ПОСТРОЕН В 1904 ГОДУ ПО ПРОЕКТУ ИНЖЕНЕРА И.И. СТРУКОВА РЕКОНСТРУИРОВАН В 1946 Г ПО ПРОЕКТУ ИНЖЕНЕРА Н.И. ЕРМОЛИНА И АРХИТЕКТОРА И.Д. РОЙТЕНБЕРГА". This translates to: "VERSKOY VIADUCT BUILT IN 1904 ACCORDING TO THE PROJECT OF ENGINEER I.I. STRUKOV RECONSTRUCTED IN 1946 ACCORDING TO THE PROJECT OF ENGINEER N.I. YERMOLIN AND ARCHITECT I.D. ROYTENBERG". This plaque refers to the Verskaya Viaduct in Moscow, Russia. The lighting suggests it is either dusk, dawn, or night. No people are visible in the image.
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