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Chinese Eastern Railway Hotel (first Russian Consulate), Harbin

Железнодорожная гостиница КВЖД в Харбине (здание первого российского консульства)
ChinaХарбин1903Public buildings
The hotel building of the Chinese Eastern Railway on Vokzalny Prospekt (now 85 Hongjun Street), built in the early 1900s to a design by architect K. Kh. Denisov. During the Russo-Japanese War it housed a hospital and then the Garrison Officers' Club; in January 1907 the first consulate of the Russian Empire in Harbin opened here. From 1937 it was the Yamato Hotel and is now the Longmen (Dragon Gate) Hotel; it has been a protected monument of the city of Harbin since 2007.
Здание гостиницы Китайско-Восточной железной дороги на Вокзальном проспекте (ныне улица Хунцзюнь, 85), построенное в начале 1900-х годов по проекту архитектора К. Х. Денисова. Во время Русско-японской войны в нём размещался лазарет, затем Гарнизонное офицерское собрание; в январе 1907 года здесь открылось первое в Харбине консульство Российской империи. С 1937 года — гостиница «Ямато», ныне гостиница «Врата Дракона» (Лунмэнь); охраняется как памятник города Харбина с 2007 года.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionCommercial office
Present ownerPeople's Republic of China (Longmen Hotel)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1903
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2024-09
Passed to Chinese administration together with the railway; according to the House of Russia Abroad (photographs of September 2024), the building is used as the Dragon Gate Hotel.

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