Alexander Matrosov Gardens
| Alexander Matrosov Gardens | |
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| Александр Матросов баҡсаһы (Alexander Matrosov baqsahy) | |
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Alexander Matrosov Monument in Gardens | |
| Type | Urban park |
| Created | 1867 |
| Status | Open all year |
Alexander Matrosov Gardens (Bashkir: Александр Матросов баҡсаһы (Alexander Matrosov baqsahy) ) was one of the first urban public parks in Ufa, Russia. The park stretches along all the length of the north Republic House.
History
1867-1917 Ushakovsky park.
The Ufa guvernor Nilolay Bogdanovich killed by a worker in Ushakov park.
1917-1945 Liberty park.
In the park were buried who died in the years of revolution and civil war. At the burial site is now a memorial, which shows only the names Hudayberdin and Cheverev.
In 1934 he was buried here as a classic of the Tatar and Bashkir literature folk poet Bashkortostan Majit Gafuri.
1945-1980 Alexander Matrosov park
1980- 1990 Lenin park
Since 1990 Alexander Matrosov Gardens
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Coordinates: 54°43′05″N 55°56′35″E / 54.7181°N 55.9431°E