War and Peace · Location
Count Rostopchín’s Residence
Also known as Rostopchín’s, Rostopchín’s house
- mansion
- early 19th century Russian official residence
Moscow governor’s official house, with a reception room and courtyard used for petitions, orders, and the exchange of papers. It is an administrative residence, later damaged amid the city’s crisis.
- Type
- mansion
- Style
- early 19th century Russian official residence
- First appears
- Book 1 · Ch. 185
- Books
- 1
History
BOOK 1War and Peace
Moscow governor’s official house, with a reception room and courtyard used for petitions, orders, and the exchange of papers. It is an administrative residence, later damaged amid the city’s crisis.
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