Pictures from Nizhni Novgorod.

• Welcome to Nizhni Novgorod, Russia's third largest city. This is a one-stop site with information about the location of Nizhni Novgorod, its history, art museum, current events, photos, and other links. In particular, you can find the interesting Visitor's Guide, especially if you are planning a trip. Send your comments to: Sergey Gorokhov. The WWW server is maintained by Nizhni Novgorod State University.
• Pictures from Gorodets, a town in the Nizhni Novgorod region. Album and Gorodets folk art-related photos. Andrei Sanov, the author of this album, writes: Forty or so miles up the Volga river from Nizhny Novgorod, on the river's steep left bank, stands my native town - Gorodets. It belongs to the large family of Russia's little towns and presents a typical example of the Russian life style. Gorodets is one of Russia's oldest settlements. It boasts a rich history of over eight centuries long. Send comments to Andrei Sanov: sanov@usc.edu.
• Vladimir Andrianov, a photo journalist from Nizhni Novgorod. In particular, you can see a view of the city through his camera, or visit the Serafimo-Diveevski monastery of the Holy Trinity. Vladimir Andrianov has been working as a photo journalist since 1971. You can contact him in Nizhni Novgorod by phone (8312) 35-66-47, or by fax (8312) 35-96-58.
• Michael Scott's trip to Nizhnii Novgorod (March, 1995). Well-illustrated diary. If you wish to see a larger picture, click on a small in-line image. Send comments to: michaels@wnstar.com.
• Denis Khotimsky, a graduate of the Computer Science Department of the Univ. of California, keeps 4 pictures of his native city and 2 pictures of Vetluga. (C) 1996 Copyright Denis A.Khotimsky. Send comments to: denis@cs.ucsb.edu.
• Aleks Aron, a recent graduate of Michigan State University's Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, presents a short virtual tour of Nizhni Novgorod. E-mail to: aronalek@pilot.msu.edu.

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