
Stake attention in this memory
A brass plaque is affixed to a textured white wall with visible cracks. The plaque is a sign indicating an object of cultural heritage of federal significance. The sign states that it is the "STRANINOPRIIMNY DOM SHEREMETEVA," a hotel built between 1792 and 1810, with architects listed as E.C. Nazarov, D. Kvarengi (V.I. Bazhenov?), and A. Mironov, G. Dikushin. Below this, it refers to "TWO SIDE CORPSES (SIDE CORPUS), 1792-1810." The plaque also includes text about state protection and legal responsibility for damage to cultural heritage objects. The sign is located in Moscow, Russia, as indicated by the Russian text and the coat of arms, which is the double-headed eagle, the state emblem of Russia.
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