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English: «Great Path - Views of Siberia and Great Siberian Railway» book, 1899
Русский: Альбом «Великий путь. Виды Сибири и Великой сибирской железной дороги» 1899
“       Пассажирское здание на ст. Красноярск. Единственное пассажирское здание II кл. на линии Средне-Сибирской ж. д. — в Красноярске (пассажирское здание II же класса на ст. Иркутск строится управлением Забайкальской ж. д.). Оно сделано из кирпича, внутри и снаружи оштукатурено; здание это, украшенное фронтонами, парапетами и пр., производит довольно приятное впечатление.
   Внутреннее помещение занимает площадь в 101½ кв. с. (462 кв. м.). Зал 1 и 2 кл. прекрасно меблирован и довольно чисто содержится; единственный его недостаток — теснота, сильно дающая себя чувствовать при большом скоплении пассажиров; впрочем, теснота пассажирских помещений замечается почти на всех станциях Средне-Сибирской ж. д. Пассажирское здание в Красноярске выстроено по проекту архитектора Н. М. Соловьёва; стоимость его равна 40 000 рублей.
   Эффектно выглядит это здание ночью при свете электрических фонарей, и, когда вы подъезжаете к станции, среди шума и грохота поезда, свистков, криков рабочих, оно, слившись в одну линию с прилежащими строениями, кажется громадным чудовищем, выпрыгнувшим из обширной, местами приподнятой равнины без всяких признаков растительности. 		”
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