It looked like the Moscow subway 80 years ago

• How to look the Moscow subway 80 years ago

In November 1931 the Moscow metro and the construction of 13 stations have already been opened May 15, 1935. The incredible speed, of course, given the lack of developments. Offer see archival photographs of the Moscow metro in 1935 sample year. By the way, this is a very rare footage, as in the subway while taking photos was forbidden under threat of execution.

Metro station "Sokolniki", a passage to the trains.

Metro station "Sokolniki".

Perron metro station "Sokolniki".

Train at metro station "Sokolniki".

"Palace of Soviets" metro station. Now the station is called "Kropotkinskaya".

The metro station "Palace of the Soviets," Hall box office.

The metro station "Palace of the Soviets."

The metro station "Okhotny Ryad".

Escalator at the metro station "Okhotny Ryad".

The metro station "Okhotny Ryad".

The metro station "Okhotny Ryad", escalator hall.

Subway "Krasnoselsky", Hall offices.

Perron metro station "Dzherzhinskogo" now "Lubyanka".

Escalator at the metro station "Red Gate".

Metro station "Red Gate".

Metro station "Smolenskaya Square", a passage to the trains. Now the station is simply called "Smolensk".

Entrance Hall subway station "Smolenskaya Square."

Exit from the metro station "Smolenskaya Square."

Subway train at the station "Komsomolskaya Square."

Perron station "Komsomolskaya Ploshchad"

subway station "Komsomolskaya Square", the hall in front of the apron.

The metro station "area of ​​Crimea", now "Park Kultury".

Entrance Hall subway station "Crimean area."

Perron metro station "area of ​​the Crimea."

Perron metro station "Kirov", now "Pure ponds".

The metro station "Lenin Library"

The metro station "Arbat Square", now just "Arbat"

Subway Tunnel

Approximately so look first subway. For clarity, we have imposed a modern scheme.