A view of Khreshchatyk street
Khreshchatyk street in 1875. A three-floor building of the Yevropeisky hotel, built in place of the burnt city theatre in 1851, can be seen on the right. This…
Read moreKhreshchatyk street in 1875. A three-floor building of the Yevropeisky hotel, built in place of the burnt city theatre in 1851, can be seen on the right. This…
Read moreA photo depicting street trade, traffic and beautification at Bessarabka (view from the Palais Royal hotel, now Arena Plaza) toward Bibikovsky (now Tarasa…
Read moreA 1908 photo depicts a storehouses and shops complex belonging to the Provodnik Russian-French company engaged in the production of rubber and gutta-percha…
Read moreThe village of Demiivka (now the Moskovska square) was a Kyiv working neighbourhood, located between the Lybidska area and Vasylkiv. In the second half of the…
Read moreThe housing along the Lybid river. One can see the traditional one-floor wooden housing typical of suburbs. The river itself flowed in the so-called trough. A…
Read moreA view of Podil from the observation area of the Volodymyrska hill. A classic panorama of Kyiv, with its hills and lowlaands. One can see the St. Andrew church…
Read moreA look of the Dumska (now Maydan Nezalezhnosti) square from the garden behind the City Duma building. As it was the case with Bibikovsky boulevard, this garden…
Read moreA classic panorama of late imperial Kyiv with a view of the University main building from Kruhlouniversytetska / Kruty Uzviz street. A big number of similar…
Read moreA Mykhaylo Sazhyn’s watercolour with a view of Podil representing an idyllic image of Kyiv. It is interesting that in the same year the author also created a…
Read moreThe Jewish market on the Halytska (now Peremohy) square. In the late 1850s Jews were allowed to conduct trade in this place. At the same time they were also…
Read moreA Mykhaylo Sazhyn’s watercolour painted with the participation of Taras Shevchenko (it is known that they made some drawings and pictures together; a T.…
Read moreA view of the Nova Budova area in the second half of the nineteenth century. With the emergence of the train station and the St. Volodymyr university main…
Read moreSofiyska street in the late nineteenth century before the reconstruction of the early twentieth century. For the most part, the street consists of one- and…
Read moreThe Volodymyrska hill and the monument to St. Volodymyr. The celebration of the 900th anniversary of the baptism of Rus (1888) must have been recorded. A lot…
Read moreA classic panorama of late imperial Kyiv with a view of the University main building from Kruhlouniversytetska / Kruty Uzviz street. A big number of similar…
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