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Indirizzo Yachting Life srl Via Ischia, 5 – 04016 Sabaudia (LT) GPS: 41°24’25.5″N 12°59’58.2″E TEL. +39.0773.1714195 P.IVA IT02748600596

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Friends House Moscow

Supporting quaker work in russia.

2018 is the 200th anniversary of when the marshes around St Petersburg began to be drained by the Quaker Daniel Wheeler. When Tsar Alexander wanted to undertake this project, he contacted the Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain with a request to send someone to oversee the work. Alexander already had friendly contacts with Quakers and trusted them to find a specialist for this purpose.

After an initial prospecting trip, in 1818 Daniel Wheeler took his wife, family and a group of workers out to St Petersburg.  They settled first in the Okhta region, then at Shushary (now near Pulkovo airport). Wheeler’s work was very successful. He used modern English agricultural methods, drained a large area of marshland, and began to grow crops on it for the St Petersburg market. He also attempted to improve the life of his Russian workforce by building cottages for workers and giving them plots of land.

While in Russia, Daniel’s wife and one daughter died and were buried near the family home in Shushary.  The 200th anniversary has been marked by restoring this Quaker burial ground and consecrating it.

The following news article appeared, in Russian, on 16 March 2018 here  in Gorod Pushkin ( www.gorodpushkin.ru ). You can read more about Quakers in Russia here .

(This is a rough translation from Google Translate – to be replaced)

Yesterday in Shushary they consecrated the place of the restored grave of the family of Daniel Wheeler, an English Quaker, a grain merchant from Sheffield, an ameliorator. In the XIX century, Daniel Wheeler drained over a hundred thousand acres of marshes in the vicinity of St. Petersburg – in Volkovka, on Okhta, in Shushary. For his significant contribution to the amelioration of the St. Petersburg lands, Nicholas I granted a plot of land near Tsarskoye Selo under the Quaker Cemetery.

This year marks 200 years since the beginning of the draining of marshes in St. Petersburg under the guidance of an English meliorator. By this date, the family graves of the Wheelers were restored. The wife and youngest daughter of Daniel Wheeler died in Shushary and are buried there in the cemetery.

The restoration of the grave was financed by the St. Petersburg Charity Fund named after Grachy Poghosyan.

Consecrated place of burial of the Wheelers archpriest of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Shushary father Eugene. At the end of the ceremony, a reception was held in the temple complex of Shushary.

The photo of the graveyard is from the news article in Gorod Pushkin .

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Shlisselburg (Oreshek)

The historic fortress of Shlisselburg - also known as Oreshek by Russians and Noteborg by Swedes - occupies an island in Lake Ladoga at the head of the River Neva. This was once a vital strategic location in territory and trade disputes between Sweden and the medieval principality of Novgorod Velikiy.

The island was first fortified in 1323 by Prince Yuri of Moscow, and changed hands several times over the next four centuries, before being definitively captured by Peter the Great at the beginning of the Northern Wars of 1700-21. By the end of the war, Shlisselburg was deep in Russian territory. No longer of strategic significance, the fortress was turned into a prison for those who threatened Tsarist rule. Among the most famous inmates were Peter the Great's half-sister Maria, the boy-Tsar Ivan VI, and members of the Decembrist Uprising and the Narodnaya Volya - "People's Will" - terrorist organization responsible for the assassination of Tsar Alexander II.

While some of the 14 th century fortifications were excavated in the 1960s and can be seen by visitors today, the earliest surviving section of the fortress is really the 16 th -century Tsar's Tower, through which visitors enter the fortress. Several additions were made to the island in its time as a penal colony, including the Secret House of Emperor Paul's reign, which now includes recreated cells to give visitors an idea of inmates' conditions, and the New Prison, which was built in 1884 and held, among others, Lenin's brother, Alexander Ulyanov, who was hanged for treason in 1887.

A plaque to Ulyanov can be found at the spot in the prison yard where he was executed, and the ruins of the prison chapel have been transformed into an unusual memorial to the defense of Shlisselburg against the Nazis, when the fortress held out against continual artillery shelling for nearly 500 days during the Siege of Leningrad.

Unless you plan to join a tour party, the easiest way to travel to Shlisselburg is to take a bus or marshrutka minibus from Ulitsa Dybenko Metro Station. Buses stop about 50m from the jetty where a small ferry service runs to the island fortress.

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