Moscow School of the Order of St Catherine

The Moscow School of the Order of St Catherine was an esteemed girls' school operating from 1802 to 1918, catering primarily to the daughters of noble and affluent burgher families. Known for its fashionable curriculum, the school was divided into different classes until 1842, reflecting the social hierarchies of the time. Today, the historic building that once housed the school serves as the Central House of Officers of the Russian Army, making it a point of interest for tourists and researchers exploring the educational and social history of Russia.