Visiting The House Of Russian Writer Sergey Borodin

Another day in Tashkent, another writer's house to visit. How about Sergey Borodin? Born: 1902, Moscow. A childhood in Belyaev. Most famous for writing the historical works, "Dmitry Donskoi" and "The Stars Over Samarkand." Moved to Tashkent in 1951 and died at his home in 1974. The End.

Big Dining Room, perhaps also used as the Living Room.

Room for endless tchotchkes. In the library, taking the phrase, "shot of whiskey," to its literal end.

The cozy library.

Writing study. The daily paper calendar, stuck on June 22, 1974, the day Borodin died.

In the front courtyard is a statue of Borodin. At least the upper section.