Moscow Metro's Vykhino: From Village to Urban Hub – A Station's Story

Moscow's Vykhino Metro Station: A Journey Through Time Vykhino metro station, located in Moscow, Russia, opened on December 31, 1966, initially known as Zhdanovskaya. A former employee, PRO МЕТРО, recently shared a video detailing the station's history and transformation. The video includes historical photos and footage, offering a unique glimpse into its past. "The station was quite different then," says PRO МЕТРО in his video. "There were no high-rise buildings, just villages and apple orchards." The video shows stark contrasts between the rural landscape surrounding the station in its early days and the dense urban environment of today. PRO МЕТРО, who worked at the station's electric depot for 16 years, also describes the challenges faced by train drivers during the station's early years. The video showcases the evolution of the station and its surrounding area, highlighting the significant changes that have taken place over the decades. The video concludes with a reflection on the station's enduring presence in the city, symbolizing Moscow's growth and development. The personal account of a long-time employee adds a unique and valuable perspective to the station's history.