 Truveller made an official request asking St Petersburg's military Governor-General that the lane between her house and the Lithuanian castle be named "Zamkovy" (Castle lane).But the lane was named "Tyremny" (Prison lane) at the highest behest.In 1850 the house was sold to court counsellor, baron Alexander Borisovich von Vietinghoff, who presented the estate to his daughters Elizaveta and Ekaterina in 1870.