• Monuments «Motorist Warriors»

    The monument includes a restored GAZ-AA truck, fragments of which were discovered by a university research team at battlefields near Vyazma in 1941-1942. The monument was officially opened in May 2001.

  • Monument «Glory to Moscow Power Engineers!»

    During the war, Mosenergo workers ensured the uninterrupted operation of Moscow’s power grid.

  • Museum of the Development of Electric Networks in the Moscow Region

    The museum complex includes a historical section (1826-1920) about the first power plants in Moscow, the GOELRO hall (1920-1941), a military section (1941-1945), a post-war exposition (1946-1991) and the modern section (since 1991).

  • Museum of Mosenergo and Power Engineering in Moscow

    During the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945), employees of Mosenergo ensured the uninterrupted operation of the city’s energy system despite constant bombing.

  • Sergei Ignatievich Postevoy

    Sergei Ignatievich Postevoy was the commander of a mortar platoon in the 204th Guards Rifle Regiment of the 69th Guards Rifle Division, part of the 4th Guards Army of the 2nd Ukrainian Front. He was the Guards Lieutenant and Hero of the Soviet Union.

  • Museum «Lights of Moscow»

    Evidence of these war years can be found in the Museum «Lights of Moscow», located in 3-5, Armyansky Lane. There, authentic lanterns and lamps from that period are on display.

  • Monument to the «Military and Labour Feat of Mosenergo»

    In Moscow, at the address of 16, Berezhkovskaya Embankment, there is a monument dedicated to the «Military and Labour Feat of Mosenergo». This monument commemorates the military and labour efforts of the Mosenergovites, who defended their country both on the front lines and in the home front.

  • Monument «Glory to the Gas Workers who Fell Fighting for Their Motherland!»

    During the pre-war period, the Moscow gas industry saw a period of rapid development, closely linked with the overall industrial growth of the city. In 1939, a significant organizational change occurred – the establishment of the MOSGAZ trust led by V.S. Makhnach, which brought together all the diverse gas facilities in the city under one…

  • Memorial to the Late Residents of Rublevo and Staff Members of the Water Supply Station.

    Rublevo village, located in the western part of Moscow, has a rich history that is inextricably linked to the Rublevskaya water supply station.

  • Water Museum

    The Great Patriotic War was a difficult time for the Soviet people, requiring a large-scale reorganization of the country’s economy on a wartime basis. Moscow’s water supply system faced serious challenges due to regular bombing and shelling, especially in terms of sanitation.