
Stake attention in this memory
A dark rectangular plaque is affixed to a light yellow building wall. The plaque has raised text in Russian. The text reads: "В ЭТОМ ЗДАНИИ / С 1926 ПО 1972 гг. / РАСПОЛАГАЛАСЬ / ЦЕНТРАЛЬНАЯ АМБУЛАТОРИЯ / ИМЕНИ ДОКТОРА / ГЕОРГИЯ АЛЕКСЕЕВИЧА / ПРЫБЫТКОВА". This translates to: "IN THIS BUILDING / FROM 1926 TO 1972. / WAS LOCATED / CENTRAL AMBULATORY CLINIC / NAMED AFTER DOCTOR / GEORGY ALEXEEVICH / PRYBYTKOV". The plaque is attached to the wall with four visible screws. The building wall is textured and shows some minor imperfections. To the left of the plaque, a section of a white metal frame or grate is visible. To the right, a similar white metal structure is partially visible, with a grid pattern. The plaque appears to be a historical marker. The building is located in Biysk, Russia, as the historical marker refers to a doctor who practiced there.
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