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Luchki

 

A village in Vladimirskaya oblast, which has the status of "Miasteczko", exotic for Russia. There used to be a dextrin factory here. Before the revolution it was a model enterprise. The plant operated safely until 2010, and at one time, in the 1990s, it was almost the only such production in Russia, thanks to which Luchki blossomed. But in 2010, both the dextrin plant and all other industries died. Now the factory buildings are rapidly collapsing.

 

Bridges over the Nerl River.

 

Entrance stele with stars, sickle and hammer handle. On the one hand, they thank you for your hard work, on the other hand, they call on you to implement the decisions of the 23rd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. This congress took place in 1966.

 

Houses for workers built in 1873 and 1902.

 

Closed kindergarten.

 

Closed fire station.

 

Former manager's house. Previously, there was a turret with a spire above the porch.

 

Monument to the Founder of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

 

A cat fishes on the Luchkovsky ponds, but there seems to be nothing to catch here.

 

Getting there (as of September 2023): The village lies away from the main highways. The journey by car takes up to 4 hours via M-8, Pereslavl-Zalessky and Sima.

 

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