A settlement near the Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society plant
The first description of the plant settlement near the Kramatorska station was published in An Illustrated Guide along the Kursk-Kharkiv-Sevastopol Railway in…
Read moreThe first description of the plant settlement near the Kramatorska station was published in An Illustrated Guide along the Kursk-Kharkiv-Sevastopol Railway in…
Read moreThe machine building, iron and steel foundry and rolling mill plant of the Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society belonged to the joint stock Kramatorsk…
Read moreThe machine building, iron and steel foundry and rolling mill plant of the Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society was arranged on the basis of the Wilhelm Fitzner…
Read moreThe machine building, iron and steel foundry and rolling mill plant of the Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society belonged to the joint stock Kramatorsk…
Read moreThe town of Kramatorsk (Kramatorska, Kramatorovka, Kramatorske) emerged close to the Kramatorska railway station of the Kursk-Kharkiv-Azov railway near the…
Read moreThe Kramatorsk Metallurgical Society plant was one of the biggest metallurgical and machine building plants of the Russian Empire in the early 20th century.…
Read moreThe mine was put into operation in 1889. It was known as the V.I. Lenin mine in the Soviet time.
Read moreAt the turn of the XX c. guest actors performed in the club; besides, amateur performances were given by local intellectuals and recreation parties were…
Read moreOne of the first reinforced concrete bridges in Russia.
Read moreAs of 1912, the station was an important shipping and transit hub. Its annual freight turnover reached 54 million poods a year. There was a little settlement…
Read moreThe Korsun Mine (later called "Kocheharka") near the station of Horlivka (Katerynoslav Railway), Bakhmut district, Katerynoslav province – one of the biggest…
Read moreThe Korsun Mine (later called “Kocheharka”) near the station of Horlivka (Katerynoslav Railway), Bakhmut district, Katerynoslav province.…
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