Bust of the Governor-General by the artist-sculptor George Sharoglazovym — a member of the Union of Artists of Russia. Question of the monument to Nicholas Grodekovo who has made a significant contribution to the development of the Primorsky Territory, Amur and Khabarovsk, was raised at an event with a representative of the Primorsky Territory in the Federation Council Tatiana Zabolotnaya. «It is unfair that in Primorye is still no monument to the man who did so much for the development of the Far East. History is important, first of all, for fostering a sense of patriotism among young people,» — said Vladimir Miklushevsky. Nikolai Grodekov from 1898 to 1906 he held the post of governor-general of the Amur. It is named after a railway station Grodekovo 1 (Frontier Village) — the first passenger station, where the train from Moscow to Vladivostok, crossed Manchuria by the CER, again came to the territory of Russia, as well as freight station Grodekovo II. Also in the Primorye region have Anuchinskom Grodekovo village. In 1893 he was appointed assistant Grodekov Amur governor and commander of the military district of the Amur. Here he launched a broad educational activities organized in Khabarovsk Division of the Imperial Geographical Society. With the assistance of Grodekov opened a public library, a museum with rich collections of archeology, ethnography and fauna of the region
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