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Chernavinskii Prospekt (now Lenin Street), Shukhman Building (around 1900), illustrate the development of Omsk as a major Siberian business center before World War I, Omsk, Russia
Treugolnik Company building (1915), southwest view, Omsk, Russia
Treugolnik Company building (1915), southeast view, Omsk, Russia
Tver Manufactoring Company building (1913-14), and Treugolnik Company building (1915), Omsk, Russia
Commercial School (1916), Omsk, Russia
Russo-Asiatic Company building (1916), now City Hall, Omsk, Russia
Batiushkin Mansion (1902), Omsk, Russia
Evangelical Baptist Church (1907), Omsk, Russia
Log houses, Uchebnaia Street #55 & 57 (late 19th century), Omsk, Russia
Log house, Krasnye Zori Street #47 (around 1900), Omsk, Russia
Log house (1915), Omsk, Russia
Log house, Marshal Zhukov Street #95 (around 1900), foreground, and in the background is a typical modern apartment building of the post Soviet period (late 1990s), Omsk, Russia
Log house, Marshal Zhukov Street #97 (1907-10), recently converted for use as a mosque, Omsk, Russia
Synagogue (1890s), Omsk, Russia
Directorate of Omsk Railroad (1914-16), Omsk, Russia
Factory building, Volochaevskaia Street #9 (1898-1902),Omsk, Russia
Pushkin Regional Library (1995), Omsk, Russia
Panorama of Irtysh River, with west bank and morning rainbow, Omsk, Russia
Siberian fall landscape, forest and plowed field, Near Sargatskoe, Russia
Siberian fall landscape, field and birch grove, Near Ingaly, Russia
Siberian fall landscape, field and cattle herd, Near Ingaly, Russia
Irtysh River, ferry crossing at Bol'sherech'e, Russia
Log house, Izbyshev Street (late 19th century), Tara, Russia
Church of the Savior (1754-83), Tara, Russia
Panorama with the Ob' River; in foreground, main rail line on right (east) bank of the Ob', Novosibirsk, Russia
Panorama with the Ob' River; in foreground, main rail line on right (east) bank of the Ob', Novosibirsk, Russia
Log house, Krasnoiarsk Street #3 (about 1900), Novosibirsk, Russia
Log house, Krasnoiarsk Street #3 (about 1900) window detail, Novosibirsk, Russia
Log house, 1905 Street #1 (about 1900), Novosibirsk, Russia
Log house, 1905 Street #1 (about 1900), decorative detail, Novosibirsk, Russia
Log and brick house, 1905 Street #13 (about 1900), Novosibirsk, Russia
R.M. Kopylov house (1901), Novosibirsk, Russia
Log house, Chaplygin Street #25 (1903), Novosibirsk, Russia
Log house, Chaplygin Street #65 (1904-14), which housed the city's first professional union, the Novonikolaevsk Society of Clerks, Novosibirsk, Russia
Log house, Chaplygin Street #65 (1904-14), window detail. This building housed the city's first professional union, the Novonikolaevsk Society of Clerks, Novosibirsk, Russia
M.N. Piatkovaia house, Kommunisticheskaia Street #23 (1905-06), window detail, Novosibirsk, Russia
M.N. Kulikov house, Gorkii Street #16 (1917), side facade, Novosibirsk, Russia
A. Faizukhanov house, Gorkii Street #18 (1914), Novosibirsk, Russia
E. Ia. Verkhovaia house, Gorkii Street #40 (1907-08),decorative details, Novosibirsk, Russia
Cathedral of Saint Alexander Nevskii (1896-99), southwest view, Novosibirsk, Russia
Cathedral of the Ascension (rebuilt 1990s), southeast view, Novosibirsk, Russia
Cathedral of the Ascension (rebuilt 1990s), south facade, Novosibirsk, Russia
Red Prospekt, with Chapel of St. Nicholas (1999), west view, Novosibirsk, Russia
Chapel of St. Nicholas (1999), southeast view, Novosibirsk, Russia
City Trading Center (1911). Designed by the noted Siberian architect Andrei D. Kriachkov, this building served as the main administrative and commercial center of the city, Novosibirsk, Russia
City Trading Center (1911), park facade. Designed by the noted Siberian architect Andrei D. Kriachkov, this building served as the main administrative and commercial center of the city, Novosibirsk, Russia
Sibrevkom (Siberian Revolutionary Committee) Building (1925-26), which now houses the city art museum
Panorama of Lenin Square, with State Bank Building (1930), on left, Novosibirsk, Russia
Apartment building, Krasnyi Prospekt #11 (1931-34), Novosibirsk, Russia
Theater of Opera and Ballet (1931-45; 1956), Novosibirsk, Russia
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