The Tramble cafe in the center of Moscow which was famous among artists, writers, painters and musicians.

      This building was built in 1776 for the Governor-General of Siberia Jacobi. Alexander Annenkov spent his childhood in this house. Some later this building became very profitable because of  placed  hotels, restaurants, and cafes  which were visited by many famous artists, poets, writers, painters and musicians.
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The  Annenkov house in the center of Moscow.

(Alexander Dumas, Burliuk, Esenin, Fencing Master, French writer, Ivan Bunin, Mayakovsky, Nobel Prize winner, Shershenevich, Timofeev, Tramble, Tremble, Vertinsky,)

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Attempt of stealing of 320,000 rubles (800,000.00 US dollars) from the  Moscow branch of the Siberian Trade Bank  in January 1917.

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The famouse Tramble cafe in the Annenkov house (1910).

Street  view  of the Tramble cafe (1910).

The Tramble (Tremble) cafe on the left side of the Petrovka street (1910).

Anfisa Antonovna Kramskaya started to service at the Central Bank of the Credit Unions System of the Russian Empire on Nevsky Prospect, 59.

My bride Miss Anfisa Antonovna  Kramskaya  graduated from Bestuzhev Courses in 1913 and started to work in St. Petersburg in  the Central Bank of  the Credit Unions System on  Nevsky Prospect 59.

This is Google Earth 3D model of 59, Nevsky Prospect  before reconstruction in 2010.
This bank was a part of the Credit Unions System of the the Russian Empire.

The  Credit Unions System of  the Russian Empire started to work on 29 March 1864.

The total turnover for the first year was 20.5 million rubles. In the  next sixth year of the  activity  of the   Credit Unions System of the Russian Empire (1869) turnover reached 1.069.66 million rubles.