'Their Fate Has Been Decided': Monuments Of Russia's Silver Age Vanish From Environs Of St. Petersburg

The turn of the 20th century brought a nearly unprecedented flourishing of Russian culture, the so-called Silver Age. But in recent decades, many of the wooden buildings outside St. Petersburg where this culture thrived have been lost to vandalism and neglect.

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