Первый Ярославский дом, в котором был построен лифт. Дом Оловяшниковых. Подробности в описании

The first elevator in Yaroslavl appeared in the 19th century in the Olovyanishnikov merchants' tenement house, located at 32 Ushinsky Street. The three-story mansion, keeping pace with technological progress, received this innovation as a sign of the wealth and high status of its owners. An elevator was an extremely rare find for a provincial city like Yaroslavl at that time, once again indicating the wealth and progressive views of the owners. Now, a little sadder: the information that the first elevator in Yaroslavl appeared in the 19th century in the Olovyanishnikov merchants' tenement house may not be entirely accurate, based on various sources. According to local history sources, the Olovyanishnikov merchants did indeed have an elevator (and not just one), primarily in Moscow, in their tenement house on Pokrovsky Boulevard. There is also a claim that the first elevator may have appeared in the Olovyanishnikovs' building in Yaroslavl, but a more common theory is that the first elevators appeared in the city later, for example, in the Yaroslavl Hotel (the 1960s are mentioned). In the 19th century, elevators were very rare in Russia and appeared mainly in St. Petersburg (for example, at the Eliseevs' in 1891) or in palaces. In Yaroslavl, the widespread installation of elevators began much later. Therefore, those who claim this are most likely confusing the Olovyanishnikovs' Moscow apartment building with the one in Yaroslavl. In short, there is no definitive information. Does anyone know a more detailed history of this building with an elevator?