place
"Gatchina" furnished rooms
"Gatchina"
also: Гатчина, Gatchina
A furnished-rooms establishment on Sretenka Street, Kolokolny Lane, in Malyushin's house in Moscow, named "Gatchina" after the imperial town near St. Petersburg; where the painter Isaac Levitan was lodging in late 1885, as Chekhov first specified to Leikin in and reconfirmed here.