Kniazia Romana Street
The photo shows buildings No. 4 and No. 6 on Batory Street (Kniazya Romana) before their dismantling. In 1912–1914, architects Roman Volpel and Adolf Piller…
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Power station at Persenkivka
The city power station, one of the most interesting examples of industrial architecture in Lviv, was built in 1908–1910 by architects Alfred and Kazimierz…
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Lviv Art Gallery
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Władysław Łoziński's building interior
The interior of one of the halls in Władysław Lożiński’s tenement house on 3 Ossolinsky Street (now Stefanyk Street). This hall housed his private collection…
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Lviv vice-president Rutowski "passes" the city to the general Rode 3 September 1914
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First cossack patrol on Rynok Square
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Russian soldiers at the Krakow market
During Russian occupation of Lviv in 1914-1915, the Russian army captain, O. Nabokov, took a series of photographs, immortalizing the every-day life of…
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The Main Post Office building was constructed in 1887–1889 on a plot of land belonging to the Greek Catholic seminary (along Kopernika Street), for which the…
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Military cemetery
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Halytskyi ("Galician") Market
The picture shows the newly-built Halytskyi ("Galician") Market, the oldest in Lviv. In 1891, in order to establish a market, the city government purchased…
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Market at Bohdana Khmelnytskoho St.
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Danyla Halytskoho Square
The square, bordered by Pidvalna, Grodzicka Streets (now Drukarska Street), Strilecka (now S. Havrishkevycha Street) and Gubernatorsky Val (now a square on…
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Market on Halytska square
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