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ArcheoBiblioBase: Archives in Russia: B-2Last update of repository: 6 September 2020Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv drevnikh aktov (RGADA)[Russian State Archive of Early Acts]Agency: Federal'noe arkhivnoe agentstvo Rossii (Rosarkhiv) [Federal Archival Agency of Russia] Address: 119435, Moscow, ul. Bol'shaia Pirogovskaia, 17 Telephone: +7 495 580-87-23 Fax: +7 499 246-50-91 Reading room: +7 495 580-87-25 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://rgada.info/; http://www.rusarchives.ru/federal/rgada/ Opening hours: 2 September–31 May: MW 12:00–20:00; TuTh 10:00–18:00; F 10:00–16:30; 1 June–31 July, 17–31 August: M–Th 10:00–18:00; F 10:00–16:30; RdngRm of boundary fonds (mezhevye fondy): M–Th 12:00–17:00; F 12:00–16:30; Transport: metro: Frunzenskaia + walk along the Kholzunov Lane; metro: Kropotkinskaia + bus. m3, 15, 255 to stop ul. Elanskogo; metro: Smolenskaia + bus: 64, C12 to stop Dom kul'tury “Kauchuk” Director: Vladimir Anatol'evich Arakcheev (tel. +7 499 246-50-91) Deputy Director: Iurii Moiseevich Eskin (tel. +7 495 580-87-39) Deputy Director: Petr Petrovich Reusov (tel. +7 495 580-88-22) Deputy Director: Evgeniia Efimovna Lykova (tel. +7 495 580-88-04) About RGADA In 1992, the Central State Archive of Early Acts (TsGADA SSSR) was renamed Russian State Archive of Early Acts (RGADA). RGADA retains documents dating from the eleventh through the beginning of the twentieth century, consisting of the records of central and regional agencies of the Russian Empire and its precedessor states up to the time of the administrative reforms of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries (with the exception of the records of the Admiralty, Foreign, and Military Collegiia). RGADA also holds the fonds of central land-survey agencies of Russia from the eighteenth through the early twentieth centuries; records of monasteries and other religious institutions; personal papers of state and public figures, men of science and art; archives of major landowners and gentry families; collections of historical documents and manuscript books; and collections of Russian and foreign incunabula, early printed and rare books dating from the fifteenth through the nineteenth centuries. |
