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ANALYSIS OF THE MANOR AREAS OF THE PUSHKIN RING

The problem of preserving estates has existed in Russia since the abolition of serfdom and is still relevant today. Currently, the high rate of disappearance of empty monuments and for the most part inadequate use of the remaining territories requires a theoretical understanding of the preservation of estates. The Russian estate is a unique phenomenon that has played a huge role in the development of landscape art. The article considers the problems of preserving the estates included in the Pushkin ring: Chuvakino, Georgians, Bernovo, Malinniki, Kurovo-Pokrovskoye, Pavlovskoye. Many of the estates of the Pushkin ring considered in the article, which were once cultural and economic centers, are now in a neglected or even dilapidated state. But they could regain their former status and become growth points for depressed rural areas. Estates are historical and cultural values. They should be protected and used efficiently. The noble estate is an integral part of the cultural heritage of Russia. It has been a form of spatial organization of life activity for a long period of the country's development, and at present it is assigned the role of a Keeper of the main part of the national cultural experience.