the first trial of an electric train went through Lanskaya and Sestroretsk to Beloostrov, and on the same day, from the morning onwards regular services began. The time of electrification of the line connecting Lanskaya to Кushelevka is not known, but as of 2000, it too was electrified, as well as all tracks at the station. Probably, in 1951 at the station there was a railway failure. The probability of this event is indirectly confirmed by the law edition the same year. Today The station underwent major repairs in 2003. Work was done on the building of the station and on a platform. The enormous wood furnace which was in a corner of a waiting hall for almost a century was dismantled at this time. Landmarks near to Lanskaya station Near the station there was Lenin's museum in his last safe house apartment used before the revolution of October 25 (November 7), 1917. It was from this apartment that he left on foot to chair the revolution headquarters in downtown Smolny. The museum was mentioned in the computer game "Revolutionary quest" (2004). In January 1941 building, began of the Saint Petersburg Metro. Somewhere around the Lansky railway station it was planned to construct a terminal station for the Line 1 of Saint Petersburg Metro. Opposite a platform, there is Lanskaya electric substation. Notable events The station is in the memoirs of famous people: The outstanding scientist, recipient of the USSR State Prize, Feodor Ivanovich Dubovitsky wrote that in 1931–1934 it by train with a steam locomotive went on a route from station Lansky to station Pesochny by last train. Well-known Russian clown and actor Yuri Nikulin went to the Winter War from Lanskaya station in 1940. Gallery Route maps References External links Lansky on a site Terioki Railway stations designed by Bruno Granholm Railway stations opened in 1869 1951 in rail transport 1869 establishments in the Russian Empire Cultural heritage monuments of regional significance in Saint Petersburg Railway stations in Saint Petersburg Railway Division