Exhibition 'Moscow — to the BAM!'

About exhibition

The exhibition showcases the proud chapters of the capital of the BAM. In 2025 the city of Tynda will celebrate its 50th anniversary. Among the unique historical exhibits, visitors will see epoch-making events captured on film: the commissioning of the first nine‑story apartment building; the laying of the foundation for the hospital complex; the construction of the distinctive railway station; the planting of the international Alley of Friendship. Countless inspired faces of the builders appear in the priceless photographs: installers, welders, plasterers, painters, crane operators and others — all of them the creators of Tynda, once aptly nicknamed the 'farthest point of Moscow.' Seventy nine‑story buildings, four sixteen‑story buildings, eleven kindergartens, six schools, a trade and community center, a hospital complex, a bathhouse with a swimming pool — this is by no means a complete list of the facilities erected in Tynda by Moscow's builders. The Construction Department of Glavmosstroy in the Tynda station area was the capital's general developer for the Baikal–Amur Mainline, the creator of the city's distinctive architectural appearance. The exhibition can be viewed at the terminals of the BAM History Museum, as well as via the following internet links: https://rutube.ru/video/0b705a8627b236f7205ab31106eb1c3e/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dC8QibIrzWvyOscWT5OLy0hTiRKrSuJ0/view?usp=drive_link