Revolution the workers of the tramway aided in taking away wounded from the barricades and the dispatch of weapons and products. The tramway was subsequently renamed "The first Moscow Tramway in the name of Apakov" in honour of the leader of the Workers Peter Apakov Telecentre and Shukhov Tower Tower and hangar for the Antenna Radio Comintern was built in the courtyard of the house 51 (the numbering of houses was changed later) on the orders of Lenin in 1922. Next in 1958, another similar tower was built in a similar openwork design, but lower in height but it was subsequently demolished. From the very beginning of television broadcasting in Moscow television viewers remember this address: 113162, Moscow, Shabolovka 37. After the construction of Ostankino television center in on Shabolovka there were editorial television networks, particularly for child entertainment, sports, literary and dramas. Shukhov tower preserves the function of the transmitting center until 1995 for residents of nearby homes Shabolovka had to lay cable television, as they fell into the "radioshadow" transmitting antennas. References News article on the Tower in English Streets in Moscow