Former Skurna Street
Skurna Street is one of the streets passing through the main construction of Rynok [Market] Square. This street originally held rows of leather-shops.…
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Building of the former Prague Bank
The building of a branch of the former Prague Credit Bank was constructed in 1911 in the northern side of Sobieskiego Street (today Svobody Square). Architect…
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M. Kotsiubynskoho Street
The buidlings of the Trade and Industry Chamber and the County Court were constructed in the late nineteenth-early twentieth centuries in the eastern part of…
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M. Kotsiubynskoho Street
The new building of the Crownprince Rudolph Gymnasium (school) in Brody (left in the picture) was constructed in place of the old military casernes in 1883.…
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Brody district National House
"Sokoł" ("Falcon"), the Polish sports society, was founded in Brody in 1891. The organization’s chief objectives were the promotion of sports, and cultural and…
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Building of the Brody Gymnasium
The four-year Gymnasium (school) in Brody was founded in 1865 on the basis of the earlier Realschule. In 1875, the four-year Gymnasium was turned into the…
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V. Stusa Street
The picture presents a fragment of one of the central streets of Brody – J. Korzeniowskiego street (the street’s oldest known name was Kościelna (“Church”); it…
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Monument to Józef Korzeniowski
Józef Korzeniowski (1797-1863) was a famous Polish writer, playwright, and teacher hailing from Brody. Author of dozens of plays, stories and novels, of which…
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Zolota Street
Ulanów Krechowieckich (“Krechów Uhlans”) Street was the name of today’s Zolota (“Golden”) Street in Brody in the interwar period. Named in honor of the Polish…
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Rynok Square
The picture presents a view of the northern side of the Rynok (“Market”) Square – the so-called Rynok A. The large numbers of people in the square, as well as…
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