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The image shows a grey stone plaque embedded in a dark, speckled surface, likely asphalt or rubberized ground. The plaque is inscribed with Russian text and the number "1902". To the left of the plaque are grey stone pavers. In the bottom right corner, a person's left foot, wearing a patterned sneaker, is visible. The plaque appears to be a historical marker. The text on the plaque reads: "1902. After the sale of the estate, V.A. Khudova's estate park was transferred to the city treasury. The estate park of V.A. Khudova became publicly accessible. Until 1917, the park was called Khudovskoye."

This historical marker is located in the city of Sochi, Russia, specifically at the Khudozhestvenny Park (also known asKhudovskoye Park).
Anna Gellert

Sep 16, 2026, 2:02 PM

Sochi, Russia

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The image shows a grey stone plaque embedded in a dark, speckled surface, likely asphalt or rubberized ground. The plaque is inscribed with Russian text and the number "1902". To the left of the plaque are grey stone pavers. In the bottom right corner, a person's left foot, wearing a patterned sneaker, is visible. The plaque appears to be a historical marker. The text on the plaque reads: "1902. After the sale of the estate, V.A. Khudova's estate park was transferred to the city treasury. The estate park of V.A. Khudova became publicly accessible. Until 1917, the park was called Khudovskoye." This historical marker is located in the city of Sochi, Russia, specifically at the Khudozhestvenny Park (also known asKhudovskoye Park).

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