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Worker and Kolkhoz Woman

tourist highlight Worker and Kolkhoz Woman · , Russia · 1937-01-01

Worker and Kolkhoz Woman
Willem van de Poll via Wikimedia Commons · CC0

Monumental sculpture. Opened 1937.

The record

Date1937-01-01
PlaceWorker and Kolkhoz Woman, , Russia
Coordinates55.82823, 37.64669 (landmark-level precision)
ScopeWorld-historic
SourcesWikidata Q627114
Added2026-08-14 · source: wikidata-tourist
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Time layers within the surrounding city

One place, several moments in time. This location has 14 recorded time layers between 1921 and 1998 — slide through them:

1921
Kremlin Wall Necropolis
1923
Moscow Gostiny Dvor
1928
Saint Basil's Cathedral
1929
Chudov Monastery
1929
Epiphany Monastery
1935
The Moscow metro opens
1937
Worker and Kolkhoz Woman
1940
Moscow Peace Treaty
1941
Battle of Moscow
1967
The Ostankino Tower opens
1980
basketball at the 1980 Summer Olympics
1992
Monastery of the Holy Mandylion, Moscow
1993
American Center in Moscow
1998
Monument to Grand Duke Sergey Alexandrovich

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