Cottages for workers and white-collar employees (1923–1924, architect Viktor Trotsenko) – one of the earliest… Read the postCottages for workers
Few people would recognize the outline of one of the buildings at the Technical University… Read the postChurch of the Ascension
At the National Museum of Folk Architecture and Folkways of Ukraine in Pyrohiv, Kyiv, you… Read the postFolk Architecture of Sloboda Ukraine at the Museum in Pyrohiv
At the corner of Kotlyarevs’koho and Volodymyrs’ka Streets, you can see a small, beautiful house… Read the postThe House of Architect Vasyl Krychevsky
After Mykola Lysenko’s death on November 1, 1912, a simple cross was placed on his… Read the postAbout the tombstone of Mykola Lysenko in 1913
As I mentioned earlier, on July 22 of this year, our team set off on… Read the postA brief overview of the estate in Trostyanets
Magnificent examples of the work of sculptor Evgeny Lansere, one of the most prominent figures… Read the postSculptures by Evgeny Lansere in Kharkiv Museums
Tucked away in the courtyard at Sumska Street, 106A is a late 19th-century mansion designed… Read the postHonorary Consulate of France
After taking our fill of the views of the old buildings in Stare Selo, we… Read the postLifino. The Switzerland of Lebedyn
The 19th-century foreign press contains many remarkable stories related to Kharkiv, stories that have since… Read the postA mummy for the price of a can of paint and a rooster for $33,000