Abandoned camp "Ulyanka" in Furmanovsky district

In Furmanov in Soviet times, there were two large pioneer camps built by textile workers. “Birch" factory them. The 50th anniversary of the USSR (now No. 3) has long been closed; all that remains of it is piles of bricks. And the “Ulyanka” factory number 2. The past half decade, slowly turning into ruins. Once, in one shift, up to 320 children were resting in it. In 2002, the camp was transferred to state funding and closed. At first, the territory was guarded by watchmen, but later they were reduced.

"Pioneer camp" Ulyanka "was founded in 1951. It was located on the place of the former summer residence of manufacturers Aleksey Efimovich and Nadezhda Georgievna Klementiev. Belonged to factory No. 2. A lot of attention factory directors devoted to organizing summer vacations for children in different years Ezhov Valery Alexandrovich, Klochkov Alexey Stepanovich, Krylov Vadim Vasilyevich, director of life Anna Dmitrievna Smirnova, Rakutina Tatyana Alexandrovna, Bushina Elvira Sergeevna, Anna Smirnova Dmitrievna. A lot of work on the organization of his activities was carried out Chairman of the trade union committee of the factory Kulikova Rufima Aleksandrovna, which recalls, “that preparation for the opening of each camp season It began in April, was carried out by the construction department factory number 2, that the rest of the children of factory workers was carried out in three shifts both in the Ulyanka camp and on the basis of the factory dispensary; annually in the summer, 900 children rested in the camp, the work was organized in three shifts. "

The cost of a camp ticket for a maximum of 70-80 years was 18 rubles 60 kopecks. Pioneer squad in the pioneer camp "Ulyanka" bore the name of Zoe Cosmodemic. Every day (in the morning and in the evening) the guys of all units collected on the line, where the speech sounded: Listen to us homeland, listen to the people, The Kosmodemyanskaya report reports The text and some photos are taken from the research work of O. Ushakova and Scruga E.S.