A one-story house with a residential basement and an attic served as a priestess of love for some time. Then the owners turned it into a tenement house, and they lived elsewhere. In the 1920s, a religious and philosophical group met here, most of whose participants were arrested. They were going to the apartment of Ksenia Polovtsova, who became one of the first women architects in the country.

Actually, the couple Anastasia and Yakov Kopets bought this house with a plot in 1905. Anastasia Nikolaevna was an active defender of women's rights — she was a member of the Society for the Protection of Women's Health and the Committee on Combating Women's Alcoholism. Her husband worked in the shipbuilding department.