Former Palace of Arts at the General County Exhibition of 1894
Read moreCentral Alley of the General County Exhibition of 1894
Read moreBust of Julian Zachariewicz
Read moreBuilding at 11, Rynok Square
In old times, on this site, at the corner of Skotsky Targ Street (since 1871, Serbska Street) and Market Square, 11, there was a stone building that the city…
Read moreKovzhuna street
Read moreFormer Chemical and Minerological Institute of the Lviv University
In 1892, the university's chemical and mineralogical building was constructed on a plot of land belonging to the Botanical Garden of Lviv University on Dlugosz…
Read moreFormer Medical Faculty of the University
Numerous petitions from the city authorities and the Galician Sejm to the Austro-Hungarian government regarding the addition of a medical department to Lviv…
Read more"Lviv Polytechnic" National University
Lviv Polytechnic is one of the oldest academic technical schools in Europe. The history of this educational institution began with the founding of a…
Read moreBuilding of the Former Criminal Court
In 1892, the Palace of Justice (Palace of Justice, Palace of Justice) was built at 1–3 Batory Street (now Prince Roman Street) according to the plans of…
Read morePavilion of the Agriculture and Industry Exhibition of 1877
Regional Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition of 1877. Groups 32 and 33. School Department Exhibition.…
Read moreAgriculture and Industry Exhibition of 1877
Pavilions by Clayton & Schuttlework and Sigmund Moser's bell factory.
Read moreMain Pavilion of the Regional Agriculture and Industry Exhibition
On September 6–October 10, 1877, the first Regional Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition was opened in Lviv, on 15 acres of the Yablonovsky Park (now…
Read moreAgriculture and Industry Exhibition of 1877
Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition of 1877. Group 31. Women's Labor Pavilion.
Read moreRegional Agriculture and Industry Exhibition
On September 6–October 10, 1877, the first Regional Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition was opened in Lviv, on 15 acres of the Yablonovsky Park (now…
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