Интересно, что на территории музея

Интересно, что на территории музея находилось до начала 80-х годов XX века село Коломенское, в котором проживали местные жители, ведшие, по устным преданиям, свой род от дворовых людей царя Алексея Михайловича. Строения, в которых они проживали, были построены из толстых бревен, однако внешне скорее напоминали не классические русские избы, а современные двухэтажные бараки или многоквартирные дома. Причем возраст некоторых строений был более 300 лет. Эти здания охранялись государством, о чём свидетельствовали соответствующие таблички на зданиях. Однако после выселения жителей села с территории музея-заповедника через некоторое время дома пришли в упадок, частично сгорели и были разобраны.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Interestingly, the Museum was located before the beginning of the 80-ies of the XX century, Kolomenskoye village inhabited by local residents, leading to an oral tradition, their family line from the yard people of Tsar Alexei mikhailovich. The building in which they lived, were built from thick logs, however superficially more closely resembled not classic Russian izba, a modern two-story barracks or apartment houses. The age of some of the buildings was more than 300 years. These buildings are protected by the State, which revealed the signs on the buildings. However, following the eviction of villagers from the territory of the Museum after a while, the House fell into disrepair, partly burned and were dismantled.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Interestingly, in the museum before the start of the 80-ies of XX century Kolomenskoye, home to local residents waged by oral tradition, descended from serfs Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich. Structures in which they lived, were built of thick logs, but not outwardly more like classic Russian huts and modern two-story barracks, or apartment buildings. And the age of some buildings was more than 300 years. These buildings are protected by the state, testified about what the appropriate signs on the buildings. However, after the eviction of villagers from the territory of the museum-reserve some time at home declined, partially burned and were dismantled.

Результаты (английский) 3:

It is interesting that the museum was in the territory up to the early 80s twentieth century village art galleries, in which local residents lived, separate, on the oral tradition, their clan from the street people Russian tsars. Buildings,In which they lived, were constructed of thick logs, however, seemingly as soon as possible have been reminded not classic Russian log hut, a modern two storey barracks or apartment buildings.With age some buildings was more than 300 years. These buildings are protected by a State, as indicated by the labels on the buildings.However, after the eviction of the inhabitants of the village from the territory the museum after a short time at home had led to the collapse, partially burned and were dismantled.