Anna Aleksandrovna Vyrubova (1884-1964), Part 2

[nena]

Did Anna followed IF in their holidays ( to Crimeia or to other places in Russia)?

Yes, certainly. She accompanied IF at their trips.

And how does she spent her days? Does she was always with IF in Alexander Palace?

Mostly. She was just near to them.

As to your last question, I have to check.

[Belochka]

... Does she was always with IF in Alexander Palace?

And finally does she had an appartement in St. petersburg or just that house in Tsarskoye Selo?

Anya Taneeva moved into the Alexandrovsky Dvoretz (Palace) permanently on Saturday December 17, 1916.

I do not believe she had any property interests in Petrograd.

Margarita

[Nicola De Valeron]

I'm not a big expert of her life, but as I know Vyrubova had an apartment in Saint Petersburg, or to be more correct apartment belonged to Taneevs (including Anna Taneeva). Apartment was in the heart of the Petersburg. Just near Mikhailovsky Palace, ten minutes to Palace square, near Summer Garden, near Moika, Griboedov Channel, Russian Museum. Very beautiful place. This house is exist today

Adress: Saint Petersburg, Enginernaya street, 4.

Photo of a street today.



*photo from all-pages.com

[Belochka]

I'm not a big expert of her life, but as I know Vyrubova had an apartment in Saint Petersburg, or to be more correct apartment belonged to Taneevs (including Anna Taneeva).

Sorry, perhaps I was not as clear as I had hoped. Anya Taneeva did not own property solely in her name in Petrograd.

I would be rather surprised if Anya held joint financial interest regarding her parent's apartment.

Perhaps you have access to specific documentation which may reveal something different?

Margarita

[Nicola De Valeron]

Margarita, I only answered the question and wrote that she lived there, in Taneevs house, on Enginernaya street, and didn't said nothing about property, etc.
Read carefully.

Not such a big expert of Anna Vyrubova,
Regards,
Nicola

[Belochka]

... I know Vyrubova had an apartment in Saint Petersburg, or to be more correct apartment belonged to Taneevs (including Anna Taneeva).

It appears that we are interpreting "belong" in two different ways:  legal ownership vs. inhabitant (temporary or permanent).

For the record, according to the City Directory, the Taneev apartment on Ingenernaya Ulitsa 4, belonged to her father alone.

Regards,

Margarita

[Sarushka]

Anya Taneeva moved into the Alexandrovsky Dvoretz (Palace) permanently on Saturday December 17, 1916.

Permanently? Anna Vyrubova lived in the Alexander Palace for only three months: from 17 December 1916 until her arrest on 21 March 1917.

[Belochka]

Anya Taneeva moved into the Alexandrovsky Dvoretz (Palace) permanently on Saturday December 17, 1916.

Permanently? Anna Vyrubova lived in the Alexander Palace for only three months: from 17 December 1916 until her arrest on 21 March 1917.

Please recognize that the date I posted here was old style.

Although the period of her residency, as we know, ended up being for a short duration, it was intended to have been "permanent" for the foreseeble future. Her arrest and removal off the premises by the Provisional Government concluded that special arrangement.

[Sarushka]

Please recognize that the date I posted here was old style.

I'm aware of that. Both dates I posted for the duration of AV's residence at the AP are old style.

Do you believe AV would have resided permanently with the imperial family if not for the revolution?

[morvilaRomanov]

Thanks for all the answers ( nena ).

"Belochka", you're a little confused, don't you think?!

:p

[Belochka]

Do you believe AV would have resided permanently with the imperial family if not for the revolution?

With all of life's uncertainties, it is impossible to even speculate what might or might not have been.

Margarita

[morvilaRomanov]

Does anyone have pics of Anna with IF in her house?

[nena]

There are so many of them at Beinecke library supposed to have been taken at AV's house. As well as house's interior.

[morvilaRomanov]

Someone have info, maybe a biography, about Anna's brother Sergei Alexandrovich (1886-1975)?

I haven't found anything about him...

[pentetorri]

Thanks for all the answers ( nena ).

"Belochka", you're a little confused, don't you think?!

:p

Indeed, she is very confused !! ...got me dizzy