In 1886 a famous and wealthy merchant Mirza Davud constructed a big and delightful house in the center of Bukhara. Construction and interior decoration works were carried out by a very skilled architect Usta Shirin Murad. It was not his the only project. The present Summer Palace of Emir of Bukhara and Tashkent Opera, and Ballet Theatre are also among his outstanding works. After the Great October Revolution in 1917 in Russia Mirza Davud sold his house to another rich tajik merchant. The new owner of the house had been living there for 20 years whereupon in 1937 the house became the property of the government and the owner was repressed. The house was used as a school named after Karl Marks. During the World War II and until 1950 it was used as a hospital. Thousands of injured and heavy wounded troops found here a chance for living. After 1950 a school worked until 1965 i.e as long as the current school of Karl Marks was built. The house was given onto disposal of younger generation and until 1976 a kinder garden exhisted here.
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