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A dark plaque is affixed to a textured white wall. The plaque is bordered in white and features text and an emblem. The emblem, located in the upper right corner, depicts a knight on horseback slaying a dragon. The text on the plaque reads: ОБЪЕКТ КУЛЬТУРНОГО НАСЛЕДИЯ РЕГИОНАЛЬНОГО ЗНАЧЕНИЯ Церковь Екатерины 1763-1767 гг. архитектор К.И. Бланк Церковная лавка, XIX в. Богадельня, 1879-1880 гг. архитектор Д.И. Певницкий Ограда с воротами, 1820-е гг. архитектор Ф.М. Шестаков РЕГИСТРАЦИОННЫЙ № 771421305580005 ОХРАНЯЕТСЯ ГОСУДАРСТВОМ This plaque indicates that the "Church of Catherine" (Церковь Екатерины) is an object of cultural heritage of regional significance. It states the church was built between 1763-1767 and its architect was K.I. Blank. It also mentions a church shop and almshouse built in the 19th century (XIX в.) and 1879-1880 respectively, with architect D.I. Pevnitskiy. The fence with gates was built in the 1820s (1820-е гг.) by architect F.M. Shestakov. The registration number is 771421305580005, and it is protected by the state. The plaque is attached to the wall with two visible screws, one in the top left corner and another in the top right corner. The wall appears to be concrete or stucco with visible texture and minor imperfections. The overall impression is that of a historical marker on an exterior building. This plaque is located in Moscow, Russia, specifically at the Church of Catherine the Great Martyr on Vspolye (Церковь Великомученицы Екатерины на Всполье) located at Bolshaya Ordynka Street, 60/2, Moscow, 119017, Russia.
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