It was built in the XIX century not at all torn, but a long apartment building of the Fraternal Society for Supplying the Poor with Apartments in Moscow. But in August 41, a German high-explosive bomb passed through the entire four-story building, exploding almost in the basement. At that time, people, about thirty people, were hiding in it from the bombing. It is surprising that they were rescued from the fire that broke out from the explosion of a bomb.

But the house could not be saved. It was restored only in the 80s. All but the fragment destroyed by the bomb. And now you can see the Kremlin walls in the doorway between the parts of the house. The rupture was not restored not only for purely pragmatic reasons, but also in memory of the victims of the Great Patriotic War. Now one part of the house has the address Mokhovaya, 10, building 1, and the second - Mokhovaya, 10, building 2.