village of Retselya(translated from Finnish - Swedish village) - located ski resort Tuutari Park, Mount Kirchhoff, an ancient Finnish cemetery, cemetery of the Villozskoye SP
village of Murelya -Today there are only two residents left with registration in the village of Murel.
Headman - Makarov Alexey Sergeevich
village of Perekulya (translated from Finnish “pera” - distant, “küle” - village) - before the war there was a beautiful village. It housed the “Krasnoe Pole” collective farm, which was created by combining previously existing farms. There were about 30 houses. The first 4-year school was at Kirchhoff. From 1823 to 1914 The Cossack Cavalry Regiment was quartered in the village. Since 1996 in the village there is the “House of Hope on the Mountain” - a specialized charitable rehabilitation center for treatment of alcohol addiction.
Headman - Kolkotin Alexey Anatolyevich
village Murilovo (formerly called Kotsoma, translated from Finnish as a hill) - from 1823-1914 the Cossack Life Guards regiment was quartered in it. This village united 3 farms. Later, the “Red Plowman” state farm was formed there. Near the village there is a monument “Explosion”, architect A. Levenkov (opened on September 12, 1987). The monument is dedicated to the feat of the Auror heroes: the crew of gun No. 2 and its commander A. Antonov. In 1961 State Farm named after Zhdanova (director R.N. Tselikov) built greenhouses on the outskirts of the village for growing cucumbers, greens, and cabbage seedlings.
Headman - Semyonov Lyubov Alexandrovna
village of Variksolovo (translated from Finnish as Crow Village) - from 1823-1914 the Life Guards Cossack Cavalry Regiment was quartered there. Under Soviet rule, there was the 1st village council. There was a large dairy farm “Gorskaya”: a weighing farm, 8 yards of 200 cows each.
Headman - Yulia Ivanovna Lyadova
Kavelakhta village (translated from Finnish - Far Bay) - this is where the state farm began. Zhdanova. December 11, 1949 on the basis of the Kavelakhta collective farm, which was not restored after the war, and named after. Zhdanov village of Raskolovo, they created a state farm named after. Zhdanova. R.N. Tselikov was appointed director. The center of the state farm became the village of Kavelakhta.
village of Aropakkuzi (translated from Finnish - Frosty) - from 1823-1914 quartered the Life Guards Ataman Regiment (cavalry). A source of mineral water was discovered, which was bottled in special bottles and sold under the name “Aropakkuzi”. Since 1841, limestone for Krasnoye Selo has been mined in the quarries near Aropakkuzi.
Headman - Kiseleva Elena Vasilievna
Between Aropakkuzi and Raskolovo - a military field where summer exercises of the imperial guard were held.
village Raskolovo (Many Finns with the last name Raski lived in this village) - until 1973. there was a large village (there was a store and a dispensary). When the state farm began building houses in Villozi, many went to live in new apartments. Today, mainly dacha plots are located in the village.
village Piccolovo (translated from Estonian - Long Village) - there is a monument “Storm”, erected in honor of the 63rd Guards Rifle Division, which liberated Voronya Gora in January 1944. It was erected on the initiative of the Mountain Village Council, led by I.P. Strogova, with the support of local residents. The grand opening took place on January 19, 1991. the author of the monument is architect A. Levenkov. The names of 47 guardsmen are immortalized on the memorial plate.
Headman - Ristanin Yuri Ivanovich
Karvala village (translated from Finnish - hair; the emphasis in the name is on the first syllable). On the Swedish map of the Duderhof churchyard in 1690, the name of the village Karvala is clearly visible. The village is located on the south side of the Kirchhoff mountain. It arose at the beginning of the 17th century. Under the terms of the Stolbovo Treaty of 1617, the Dudorovsky churchyard went to Sweden. Most of the Russian population left these regions. The Swedish government attracted Finns and Estonians here. Each colonist received as much land as he could cultivate with his workers. It was necessary to take not only fertile lands, but also waste lands: swamps, wastelands, inconveniences. In the village of Karvala there is a lucky Wind Rose. In winter there are no snow drifts or strong winds. There are springs with clean spring water.
In the 1600s, the Lutheran parish of Tuutari appeared on Mount Kirchhoff. From 1823 to 1914. The Life Guards Cossack Cavalry Regiment of the Imperial Guard was quartered in Karval. Horses were placed in barns in men's yards. Officers and soldiers lived in huts. In front of each stable stood a tall pole with straw decorations. The tassels on the poles indicated the number of horses in the stable (from the book by E. Deital “Great maneuvers of the Russian army, memories of Krasnoye Selo in 1884”). After the Great Patriotic War, an elementary school was opened in the village.
Headman of the village of Karvala - Arviy Toivovich Korkka
Maloye Karlino village The historical name of the village has been returned. Not far from the village there is the grave of the guard soldier, Leningrad resident I.N. Kulikov. There, a memorial was erected to the hero of the Soviet Union A.F. Tipanov, January 17, 1943. who repeated the feat of A. Matrosov. A.F. Tipanov himself was buried in a mass grave in Krasnoe Selo.
Headman - Karamysheva Zinaida Ivanovna
village of Saksolovo - 2-3 houses in which they live permanently. The rest are the dacha sector. Across the road is the village of Raskolovo.
Headman - Smetanina Margarita Alekseevna
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village Villozi (translated from Finnish “vilo” - wool) - the old wooden houses that survived today represented the village. The name Villosi appeared in the 17th century, when the coast of the Gulf of Finland was captured by the Swedes. They distributed the captured lands to the Finns and Swedes. During these years, ancient Russian settlements received new names: Villozi, Aropakkuzia, Murel, Karvala, etc. The places are rich in history. August 1, 1882 took off and flew 200 m over the Military Field, located not far from the northern slope of Mount Voronya, an aircraft designed by Mozhaisky, controlled by mechanic Ivan Golubev. It was the world's first powered aircraft.
Since 1961 The state farm began to build houses for its workers. A library and kindergarten appeared.
In 1973 there were already 7 multi-storey buildings. A canteen, a store, and a custom tailoring studio have opened
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