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A brass-colored rectangular plaque with a black border and Russian text is affixed to a light peach-colored wall, which exhibits horizontal banding. The plaque is secured by four visible screws and reads: "CULTURAL HERITAGE OBJECT OF REGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE / HOUSE, BUILT IN PSEUDO-GOTHIC STYLE / 1880s / PROTECTED BY THE STATE." Above the wall, intricate white architectural molding features a continuous pattern of repeating pointed arch or scalloped motifs, topped by a frieze with a central sunburst or shell-like radiating design. A decorative corner element is partially visible on the left. The white ornamentation shows minor discoloration consistent with dust or light weathering. The scene is evenly lit. This plaque identifies the building as the House of Engineer A.E. Sidenko, located at Khokhryakova Street, 7, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. No people or actions are depicted.
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