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Orthodox cemetery
Now - the Hill of Glory. More on Lviv Interactive.
Now - the Hill of Glory. More on Lviv Interactive.
The former building of the Ossolińskich Institute. Read more about the history and architecture of the building on Lviv Interactive.
Photo from 1874-1877, from the collection of Ihor Kotlobulatov, Urban Media Archive.
Modern Stefanyka Street.
It was located at 2 Śnieżna Street.
The residence of the Catholic archbishops on Czarneckiego Street (now Vynnychenka Street).
In 1829, the Austrian government bought the building for the needs of the palace of the governor of Galicia. See more at Lviv Interactive.
Modern Franka Street.
It was built in 1851-1864 for the Ruthenian community of Lviv. The cornerstone was laid by Emperor Franz Joseph during his visit in 1851. Read more about the architecture and history of the building on Lviv Interactive.
Photo: Franciszek Rychnowski, 1894 (Biblioteka Narodowa, Polona.pl).
Read more about the building of the former Lysenko Society on Lviv Interactive.