Olga/Tatiana's room

[Condecontessa]

Thank you so much Geglov 2-3 for posting the links. I've never seen the last 2 before.

[Sarushka]

http://pushkin-history.info/fotoalbom-old-1-/3500.html

Playroom

http://pushkin-history.info/fotoalbom-old-1-/3497.html

Aleksei's bedroom

http://pushkin-history.info/fotoalbom-old-1-/3498.html

Olga & Tatiana's bedroom

http://pushkin-history.info/fotoalbom-old-1-/3499.html

Grand duchesses' classroom

[stacey]

I know this is somewhat off-topic, but I have to say, that photo of Anastasia holding the pot of flowers and crossing her eyes has always cracked me up!! 

That's our Imperial Imp, all right! 

And thanks everyone for the photos, I am greatly enjoying them!!!

[russianOTMA]

Watercolors of the big pair's AP bedroom:

I like their rooms, very cozy.

[grandduchess_42]

looks a tad cluttered haha

beautiful water colors.

[EmmyLee]

I've only seen photos of Tatiana's room and some of Aleksei's rooms at Livadia.

Do you have these photos handy, Sarushka?

[Lalee]

looks a tad cluttered haha

beautiful water colors.

I think so, too!
Their rooms look so homely, girly and cozy!

Very beautiful water colours!

[Sarushka]

I've only seen photos of Tatiana's room and some of Aleksei's rooms at Livadia.

Do you have these photos handy, Sarushka?

Aleksei's bedroom at Livadia:



I misspoke earlier -- the photos I was really thinking of are from Peterhof. Would you like to see those?

[EmmyLee]

Yes, that would be great. Thank you for the first one from Alexei's room at Livadia. I'd never seen it before.

[Sarushka]

All the following are from Peterhof.

O&T's sitting room:


Tatiana's room:


Aleksei's playroom:


Aleksei's classroom:


Aleksei's reception room:

[EmmyLee]

Thank you, Sarushka!

[Holly]

Thanks, Sarah.

Did each of the girls have their own rooms in Peterhof?
How come there are never any pictures of the rooms of Maria or Anastasia, ever??

[Sarushka]

Did each of the girls have their own rooms in Peterhof?

I don't know. It seems rather odd to me given the arrangement of the children's rooms at the Alexander Palace, but the book the photos appear in doesn't elaborate -- it only points out Tatiana's monogram on the pillow.