Photo taken in 1913 by P. P. Pavlov. Gynecological building them. A.P. and E.V. Kaverins. On the left is a temple in honor of the icon of the Mother of God "Joy of All Who Sorrow." View from the 3rd Meshchanskaya street.
Modern view (a slightly different angle, so the church is not visible, but it is there).
In connection with the plague epidemic (1770 - 1773), by a special decree of Catherine II, an anti-plague quarantine was organized on 3rd Meshchanskaya Street (now Shchepkina Street) - "Quarantine Houses" (1772 - 1773). On this base in 1775, also by decree of the Empress, a hospital was created, named after its founder, Ekaterininsky. Given the highest patronage, it was also called the "Ekaterininskaya Imperial Hospital." It was the second hospital in Moscow for civilian population after the Pavlovsk hospital (now the 4th Gradskaya), established in 1763 with 25 beds.
Photo taken in 1913 by P. P. Pavlov. General form.
The hospital was intended for the "unskilled class of people" and was initially housed in 13 separate wooden buildings. She had 150 beds, an almshouse for 100 people, a workhouse for men, and a nursing home for former servicemen. Subsequently created medical institutions in various districts of Moscow were branches (departments) of the Catherine's Hospital.
In 1826-1833. another hospital was organized at the Petrovsky Gates (now - the 24th city Hospital), which separated from Ekaterininskaya and received the name Novo-Ekaterininskaya, and the name Staro-Ekaterininskaya remained behind the former. In 1876, the former branches also received the status of separate hospitals: Myasnitskaya, Yauzskaya, Basmannaya, Preobrazhenskaya, Aleksandrovskaya.
Photo from the 1920s Church of the Icon of the Mother of God "Joy of All Who Sorrow". View from almost the same spot as the first shot. Gynecological building behind the cropped photo on the right.
The temple was erected in 1896-1899 according to the project of arch. V. P. Desyatov at the expense of the manufacturer A. P. Kaverin at the Staro-Ekaterininsky hospital. The temple was founded on the occasion of the marriage and coronation of Nicholas II. Built in the Russian-Byzantine style. In 1924 the temple was closed.
The five domes and the tent of the bell tower have been demolished. The building was used as the office space of MONIKA. Services were resumed in 1997. At the temple - the sisterhood of St.. Luke (Voino-Yasenetsky).
Photo ser. 1980s
Photo 2010 Modern look. Modern photos here and below are mine.
Photo 2010
Photo taken in 1913 by P. P. Pavlov. Maternity hospital named after S. T. Morozov.
The building of the maternity hospital for 74 beds was built at the expense of Sergei Timofeevich Morozov in 1909 (architect A. I. German).
It was in this maternity hospital that V. S. Vysotsky was born.
Modern look.
Photo taken in 1985. He is the same.
Photo taken in 1913 by P. P. Pavlov. Office, emergency room and outpatient clinic. L. I. TIMISTER. It was built at the expense of a large manufacturer and benefactor Leonid Ivanovich Timister (1900s, architect I. A. Ivanov-Shits). View from the corner of Samarskaya street and Orlovsky lane.
Modern look.
Photo con. 1950s - early. 1960s E. P. Solovyova. View from the same point, but the lens is directed to Orlovsky lane. MONIKI's cases on the right.
Modern look.
At the beginning of the XX century. The Old Catherine's Hospital was the largest medical institution Moscow, where annually up to 15,000 patients received inpatient treatment, and 30,000 outpatients.
In total, by 1917, the Old Catherine's Hospital consisted of fifteen buildings.
In 1923, the hospital received institutional status in connection with the transformation into the MKI - the Moscow Clinical Institute for the Improvement of Doctors, and in 1930, after the formation of the Moscow Region, it received the name MOKI - the Moscow Regional Clinical Institute. The main function of the institution was the postgraduate training of doctors. In 1943, the final status of the institution was established - MONIKI, Moscow Regional Research Clinical Institute.
Photo taken in 1998 by Greenlynx. View from the 13th floor from the MONIKA window. In the foreground is the MONIKI complex.
Photo 2010. The second hospital church, wooden - in honor of the icon of the Mother of God "Healer" (consecrated May 22, 1881). When it was an anatomical theater (mortuary). After the revolution, the church was closed. Used as a morgue.
And poetic lines from A. Manu:
"Hospital fire. Brave guys
People were quickly escorted out of the building.
Medical staff in stained gowns
Crowding at smoky doors.
Rising higher on a raised bed,
The fireman announces to the doctors:
"No harm done! Although in the annex
Found two very bad ones.
But we did not teach the guys for nothing!
Well, they see - the peasants are completely Khan.
In about ten minutes they still pumped out ... "
There was deathly silence.
“Why are you upset, doctors?
Everyone is alive - I say again!
Then a quiet voice rang out from the crowd:
“Milok, the extension is our morgue!”
Visiting the sick is bad news. , the guy wants to leave, doctors and nurses examine you, give you injections - lack of care and attention, fear of loneliness is possible.
Hospital - Visiting someone, being in the hospital - you will be asked for a service that you cannot refuse. Lying in the hospital - you need rest, otherwise you risk getting sick. You are a doctor - you will be busy arranging other people's affairs.
Your dream in English k-chemu-snitsya-staraya-bolnitsa.
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Seeing a hospital in a dream is a sign of success in business, health, well-being and getting rid of suffering and worries. Sometimes a dream about a hospital predicts that your friends will not leave you in trouble and maybe make a good offer. To be in the hospital in a dream is a harbinger of the fact that soon you will have an unpleasant test, from which you will be able to successfully get out with the help of friends. Seeing a mental hospital in a dream is a sign of great worries and a need for the support and help of friends. Sometimes a dream indicates that soon you will witness an unusual incident that will seem simply incredible to you. To be in the hospital - to success in enterprises. Working in a hospital means that you will be able to help other people in need. Running around the hospital in a dream means that you are worried about some kind of illness or suspicion. See interpretation: running. Dream Interpretation of the Sorceress Medea.
They are sent to the hospital for treatment, then you will have to defend your point of view for a long time. Being in a hospital in a dream is a bad sign. Something is wrong with your inner state. If you were treated for some kind of ailment, it promises either its deterioration or complication.
Lying in the ward - loneliness, worries, knowledge of one's Self.
But not in the direction in which they are perceived by an inexperienced dreamer.
To the successful resolution of an important problem.
D. Loff wrote that we often have dreams about the hospital, but they rarely have anything to do with illness. In his opinion, the dreaming of the ambulance department is connected precisely with the well-being of people significant to us.
Your sleep on different days
Short:
- Sunday to Monday Lies are all around you.
- Monday to Tuesday- fellow travelers will deceive you.
- Tuesday to Wednesday to Wednesday The wife will go to another.
- From Wednesday to Thursday- to good news.
- Thursday to Friday- expect new dreams.
- Friday to Saturday- to bankruptcy.
- Saturday to Sunday- popularity awaits you.
If you dream of a hospital. You visit someone in a clinic for hopeless patients - someone is in a very difficult situation and needs your help.
Miller's dream book
To work as a doctor is the advancement of affairs, good luck in solving difficult problems.
I Dream of the Hospital: Tue February, ::.
We saw in a dream that you were being discharged from the hospital - you will be able to get rid of insidious enemies.
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Wangi's Dream Interpretation
In my dream, I work as a nurse. There is no one in the hospital. There are de doors. I run there and the court. And there is a ghost in one room. In a dream, I'm terribly afraid. From this room, when I walk nearby, voices are heard or the light is on, and the voice is heard in another room. Dreaming for the second time. Why is this.
There are many different interpretations, sometimes even contradicting each other, and here you will need to seriously think about what is most suitable for your dream in order to extract the hint of future actions that is closest to life. Why is the hospital dreaming in Miller's interpreter? It's simple - to be in it - an approaching disease, to leave it - to get rid of the disease. The esoteric dream book warns that visiting a sick person in a hospital means being obliged to provide someone with a certain service. Simon the Zealot prophesies happiness and healing to those who see themselves in a dream in a hospital ward, and visiting a sick person means receiving very important news.
New family dream book.
Visiting someone in the hospital - to improve circumstances.
An old hospital in night dreams predicts decline and stagnation in business. For businessmen, a dream prophesies large losses.
Esoteric dream book
Patients to visit - Unexpected happiness. (do not forget to visit a sick friend. Dream Interpretation of Evgeny Tsvetkov.
Talking to a doctor in the kingdom of Morpheus is a sign that you will need the help of an influential person. By the behavior of the physician in the dream and your emotions, you can determine whether they will help you or ignore the request.
To visit someone in the hospital - to receive unpleasant news, to visit relatives - to unrest and sadness, children - to a family event, friends - to pleasure. Visiting a psychiatric hospital is a harbinger of great mental stress with which you will have to overcome hardships and hardships. Being healed in it is an obstacle in business.
Several factors are important:
Indian and universal dream books.
Loff's dream book describes in detail each department of the hospital. A dream about an emergency room in a hospital tells you that you think too much about your sick loved ones. A therapist's office seen in a dream is a sign that you need attention, you want to be needed by someone. Loff also describes what resuscitation in the hospital means in a dream. It is believed that resuscitation is a sure sign that you need to let go of the person who wants to leave you. Dreaming of a hospital - you give your life into the wrong hands, leave them to take care of yourself, you are insecure and want others to solve your problems.
What will help to solve the dream?
Denise Lynn. You need to take care of your body and strengthen the body.
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- Dream Interpretation of Yuri Longo
- Ukrainian dream book
- Dream Interpretation of David Loff
Video why the old hospital is dreaming
Visit the sick - The request will be fulfilled; look after them - happiness and joy.
The hospital is not a pleasant place. We go there for various reasons, and we also learn about them from newspapers and television series. Although it is better not to get into this gloomy institution - neither as a patient, nor as a visitor. However, as an inevitable part of reality, people dream of hospitals quite often.
Moreover, as a rule, hospitals are rarely related to diseases. However, in many dreams we have good reason to be there. It can be an ambulance, therapy, resuscitation. Our hospital experience also varies, from the inability to leave the hospital to the use of absurd therapies.
Oddly enough, in a dream, emergency rooms are directly related to the well-being of people important to us and relationships with them. People who are in the emergency room are often overly concerned with thoughts of their visitors or, conversely, of the victims they have to visit.
The therapeutic department is an indication that we need others or want others to need us. The dreams that unfold in therapy are a manifestation of dependence: relationships in the hospital are one-sided and are characterized by the dependence of the patient on the doctor. This is one type of addiction.
Resuscitation - a department associated with danger, and sometimes with relief. Everyone understands that only seriously ill people get there. Perhaps you need to let someone go. Even resuscitation can remind of a person who has long passed away.
If you do not want to leave the hospital, then you are unsure of your own ability to face the world one on one, because the hospital, in addition to pain, is associated with the concepts of care, care and support. What are you sick with? The answer to this question will tell you where you need more support.
Being treated with absurd methods in a hospital is a way to balance the imbalance in life's needs and demands. Is everyone paying too much attention to what, in your opinion, does not deserve concern? Or, on the contrary, are you being treated for a completely different disease? This is especially funny if, for example, you have grown to an incredible size, but consider it quite normal, while others are extremely worried about your rampant growth. Your incredible size becomes an object of obsession with doctors, among whom you can recognize the boss from work, a love partner or acquaintance from playing tennis, etc. In darker versions of such a dream, you are tormented by the fact that you feel seriously ill, but cannot get the proper attitude and treatment from the doctors.
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Dream Interpretation - Hospital
Seeing yourself lying in the hospital: needing to see a doctor or being overwhelmed by worries, inner loneliness.
Visiting someone in the hospital - to improve circumstances.
Working in a hospital is going through hard times.
Dreams about the sick and the hospital do not always portend illness to you.
But, since such dreams are rarely able to decipher, they often look like prophetic ones.
But not in the direction in which they are perceived by an inexperienced dreamer.
Interpretation of dreams fromThe Staro-Ekaterininsky hospital owes its appearance to the plague epidemic in Moscow, which claimed the lives of half of the townspeople. As they say, there would be no happiness, but misfortune helped.
Frightened Empress
The plague raged in Moscow for two years. Of the 12,578 Moscow plague houses, there were 9,000. It was the plague epidemic that radically affected public policy in the field of medicine, the Catherine's Hospital owed its appearance.
The pestilence was introduced during the war with Turkey in 1768... In 1771 it reached Moscow. Officials at first tried to cover up the disaster, since the forced quarantine of the workers threatened the factory owners with losses. The dead were buried secretly, not realizing what a catastrophic scale the epidemic would soon take. And the infection began its march through the city. Half the population died.
"Mortuses" with bags on their heads with slits for eyes and mouths, recruited from convicts, walked around the city. They collected the bodies and buried them without a funeral service. On September 11, 1771, a plague riot broke out. The Empress sent to Moscow Grigory Orlov with emergency powers to subdue the rebels. Helped the Most Serene Prince Chief Police Officer of Moscow Nikolai Arkharov and his police regiment of eight battalions. Muscovites called the fighters from this regiment Arkharovtsy. All 18 outposts were closed in the city in order to block access to the capital and not release refugees. Quarantines were placed on the outskirts.
When the plague subsided, the frightened empress set about reorganizing the Moscow medical system.
New policy
First of all, it was decided to open a large people's hospital in the capital. On August 12, 1775, a decree was issued ordering the Moscow chief police chief Arkharov to establish a special clinic under the police department for retired soldiers without a pension, poor retired officials and clergy and their wives. All patients were subject to free state treatment, and ordinary Muscovites were also allowed to be treated for a fee.
The new Moscow hospital, named after Empress Ekaterininsky, opened on June 19, 1776 on the sparsely populated outskirts of the city, on Third Meshchanskaya Street.
In 1833, the Ekaterininsky hospital moved to a luxurious building on Strastnoy Boulevard and became known as Novo-Ekaterininsky. But the fate of the Staro-Ekaterininsky hospital on Meshchanskaya Street turned out differently.
Clinic for stove-makers
In 1835, Staro-Ekaterininskaya was given over to the prison hospital of Butyrskaya prison, and it became in charge of Dr. Fedor Gaaz. He took up landscaping: plumbing, sewerage, sulfur baths. But in 1841, a cholera epidemic broke out in Moscow, and the poorest residents of the city and patients from workhouses began to enter the prison hospital. As a result, the prisoners were transferred to another hospital, and Staro-Ekaterininskaya finally received the official status of a hospital for laborers.
It was not completely free: the authorities set a fee of 70 kopecks in silver per year from each laborer. It was like modern system medical insurance. Each person who arrived in Moscow to work had to come to the "office of addresses" with a passport, receive a residence permit, pay a fee of 70 kopecks for guaranteed medical care and get the opportunity to work in the capital. Without a medical fee, it was possible to work in Moscow for only one month. Over time, the fee for the hospital was increased, but the funds for patient care were still not enough. The city covered the difference from the budget.
Moscow Chronicle
In the second half of the 19th century, new brick buildings were built. The hospital has many benefactors. At the expense of merchants Morozov And Kolesova in 1909, a maternity hospital and the first tuberculosis department in Moscow were built. In 1908-1912, gynecological, therapeutic, neurological departments and an outpatient clinic were opened.
In the early years of the 20th century, the Staro-Ekaterininskaya Hospital became the largest and most popular hospital in Moscow, where ten thousand patients were treated annually and another thirty thousand were treated on an outpatient basis.
The chronicle of Moscow everyday life of that time is not complete without its constant mention.
“On January 6, 1903, a tradesman living in Denisov’s house on the sixth Miussky passage Nikolai Grigoriev Revkov, waking up in the morning, lit a cigarette, and threw a match near him ... the fire quickly engulfed Revkov, causing burns to his legs, stomach and chest. The victim was taken to the Staro-Ekaterininsky hospital.”
"On January 17, 1903, a peasant Alexander Belonogov, passing with his comrade peasant Repnin along Okhotny Ryad, they decided to fight, and during the struggle Belonogov fell and received a complicated fracture of his left leg. The victim was taken to the Staro-Ekaterininsky hospital.”
“On December 25, 1903, an accident occurred in the Zoological Garden. farmer Alexander Peshkov, giving the brown bear bread bought by the public, did not have time to take his hand away ... The victim was taken to the Staro-Ekaterininsky hospital.
Staro-Ekaterininskaya Hospital became a clinical base Faculty of Medicine Moscow University. Physicians started here Fyodor Getye And Vladimir Rozanov who have been treated Lenin and other inhabitants of the Kremlin.
In the twenties of the last century, this institution received the status of a research institute. Now it is the well-known MONIKI - the Moscow Regional Research Institute named after M. F. Vladimirsky, a unique scientific, medical and educational complex that occupies the "triangle" between Shchepkina Street, Trifonovskaya and Orlovsky Lane.
Next to its new buildings, the old buildings of the Staro-Ekaterininskaya Hospital have also been preserved.
On one of them, where the maternity hospital was located in 1938, not so long ago appeared Memorial plaque: Born here Vladimir Vysotsky».
On December 2, 1707, the oldest hospital in Russia received the first "wretched people", as the patients were then called. On this day, the Moscow Hospital was opened, now the Main Military Clinical Hospital. N.N. Burdenko. Nicholas Bidloo, an outstanding surgeon, teacher and artist, became the first chief physician in Russia.
The only image that has come down to us is the first chief physician in Russia - Nikolai Bidloo (1674-1735). He painted himself in the form of a hermit, indulging in thoughts about the past. His gaze is turned to the estate adjoining the territory of the hospital.
This is the first drawing from an album sent by Bidloo to Holland so that his family can see how he lives in Russia. An explanation was attached to the drawings: “His Majesty [Peter I] granted me a small plot of land next to the hospital garden, where I created a garden for myself and a lovely village life, indulging my innate taste in this. And since this garden, small enough, was successful inscribed in the landscape, he managed to please His Imperial Majesty so much that I was honored by the frequent visits of the monarch, who came here both with me and in my absence. In my heavy and varied duties, he was my best rest. "
He was recruited into Peter's life physicians by the Russian ambassador in Amsterdam, Andrey Matveev. The diplomat wrote to the tsar: "I heard from the sick that a very skillful person." The contract was signed for 6 years, after which Bidloo could return home. But he stayed in Russia forever.
After spending a year with Peter, Bidloo made two discoveries:
1) there are enough good life doctors around the king, although he is still young and healthy;
2) in Russia outside the army there is practically no medicine - no hospitals, no doctors, no paramedics.
Bidloo managed to prove to the tsar that he would be much more useful if he organized the first hospital in the country, where at the same time you could learn the first Russian doctors. Such a hospital was built according to the drawings of Bidloo, and opened on November 21 (December 2 according to the modern calendar), 1707. The first patients were "monks, students, clerks, schoolchildren, almshouses, retired soldiers from the Secret Chancellery, elderly dragoons." No wounded, although the bloody Northern War was in full swing. Basically chronicles. For 4 years, 1996 patients were hospitalized, of which 1026 were cured.
Drawing by the head physician of the Moscow hospital, Nikolai Bidloo, between 1728 and 1735.
A - a new stone building of the Moscow hospital with 32 rooms for students, wards for 200 patients, the house church of the Resurrection of Christ. The building is crowned with a gilded statue of Mercy.
The building has been preserved in a rebuilt form, now it is the Neurological building of the Burdenko hospital.
B - Lefortovo Palace. After the death of Lefortov, it belonged to Menshikov, then confiscated to the treasury. During the time of Bidloo, namely in 1730, Anna Ioannovna in this palace broke the "conditions" limiting her power and again turned Russia into an absolute monarchy.
C - German settlement.
22 - a house for Bidloo workers, the building of the estate of the chief doctor closest to the hospital.
The 200-bed hospital was managed by only five professional medical workers: the "archiatr", i.e. head doctor Bidloo, doctor Andrey Ryopken, assistant doctor, pharmacist, sub-pharmacist. The role of apprentices was performed by 50 students: the hospital was originally conceived as a clinical one.
Since neither Bidloo nor Röpken spoke Russian, Latin became the working language. Among the youth of Moscow, Latin was known only at the Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy, which trained educated priests.
The armed forces needed doctors, and more, so the academy was put under a lot of pressure. And the local authorities handed over to Bidloo those whom they wanted to get rid of - drunkards, lechers, and in general everyone who was not very suitable for the priesthood.
Life was harder for medical students than at the academy. study guides didn't exist. An anatomical theater was equipped at the hospital, where the bodies were opened " mean people”, brought by royal decree from all over Moscow. From these "scoundrels", that is, the lower classes of society, the first skeletons in Russia were obtained, according to which they studied anatomy.
There were no textbooks either. Bidloo himself wrote the first Russian medical textbook - a manual on surgery. But in medicine and pharmacy, there were only oral "lectures", which turned out to be nothing and nothing to record.
The hospital managed to set up the production of ink, the students collected goose feathers in the spring along the Yauza, where waterfowl flying from the south rested. But the paper was only imported, and it cost, in the words of the Spanish ambassador, "more expensive than an eye." All the pocket money of the students went to her.
In addition to classes in the anatomical theater and clinic, the medical student periodically went on expeditions in the warm season. Throughout the suburbs, Bidloo's students collected medicinal plants and caught "piavits", that is, leeches, in ditches. This activity seemed suspicious to the population, and it happened that the peasants caught students and broke their “glasses” with “piats”.
Under such conditions, out of the first 50 students, 33 remained by the time of graduation. Eight escaped, six died, two were seconded somewhere, and one was sent to the soldiers for theft.
Bidloo understood that everyone's abilities are different. Whoever could not "surpass" medicine in 5 years, studied 10. But if a young man managed to overcome the "torture", as the exam was then called, then Bidloo vouched for such a surgeon before the king that he would recommend this surgeon to anyone, even His Majesty.
The first issue without exception was sent to the armed forces. If the student completed the course in full, he had the right to a doctoral diploma, and then received 12 rubles a year in the army. And the one who “diligently practiced surgical practice and performed various operations, and also responded well to torture in surgery and medicine,” received a doctor’s diploma on parchment, and his salary was 120 rubles.
In 1712, two of Bidloo's favorite students - Stepan Blazhenev and Ivan Belyaev - were enrolled as doctors at Baltic Fleet. These are the first certified doctors with Russian surnames. Before them, the fleet was staffed only by foreign doctors. They immediately organized a general torture for Bidloo graduates, first in the academic, and then in the literal sense.
The assembled physicians enthusiastically drove Blazhenev and Belyaev in all branches of medicine, gave them unsatisfactory marks in medical practice and pharmaceuticals, noting that they were not hopeless in terms of surgery. And then severely beaten.
Bidloo complained to the commander of the fleet, Admiral General Apraksin, that his students were left alone. But the same thing happened to graduates of the school at the Moscow hospital, wherever they appeared. Senior European doctors sometimes beat them, sometimes refused to consider them healers, sometimes kept them as servants.
Foreign colleagues have long said to Nicholas Bidloo: "You will not be able to teach medicine to the people of this people." In their opinion, all Russians are by nature drunkards and slobs, and if someone shows ability, then there is nothing more to teach him, so as not to raise competitors.
But Bidloo refused to "impossible." He warned Peter in a letter that such vile stories "will destroy all the desire of students and Your intention ... will destroy." This appeal was read on March 18 (27), 1715 in the Senate under the tsar, and he decided that no foreign doctor or healer should “dare to show any offense” to Bidloo school graduates. At the same time, he also forbade the opposite - to give preference over foreigners to Russian doctors just because they are their own.
General view of the estate of the head doctor of the Moscow hospital Nikolai Bidloo around 1730.
In the foreground is the Yauza River, to the right of the estate is the territory of the hospital. The main alley from Soldatskaya Sloboda (on the current Hospital Val Street) to Yauza divides the estate in half. To the left of the estate is a field where Bidloo grew bread.
11 - a pond with a bosquet labyrinth arranged around it, giving an echo that Peter I liked to listen to.
12 - the gate through which the head physician entered from his estate to the territory of the hospital.
13 year old Bidloo house.
Drawing by N. Bidloo.
View from the fence of the estate of the chief physician of the Moscow hospital Nikolai Bidloo up the Yauza (Bidloo's house and the hospital are behind the viewer).
Drawing by N. Bidloo, between 1728 and 1735.
Author's explanations:
A - Pokrovskoye [Bogorodskoye]
B - Preobrazhenskaya Sloboda
C - Semyonovskaya Sloboda
D - meadow beyond the Yauza river
E - Yauza river
F - "The bread that I have sown"
G - "The building where the wheat is dried, called here the barn"
H - "Current in the open field, arranged according to local custom."
