A 1977 Soviet collectible postcard, published in the Ukrainian SSR, showing the V.I. Lenin monument in the central square of Kerch.
What is shown on the postcard
The foreground features a bronze monument to V.I. Lenin, erected on a tall, multi-tiered pedestal made of gray granite. The monument is set against a background of dense green park trees. Fresh flowers are laid at the base of the pedestal. In the square in front of the monument, several pedestrians in 1970s summer attire are visible.
Historical note
The monument to Vladimir Ilyich Lenin in the central square of Kerch was officially unveiled in 1960. The bronze sculpture was designed by sculptor V. I. Sychev. The monument became the central focal point of the main city square, named after the Soviet leader, and served as a traditional venue for official civic ceremonies and public gatherings.
Present day
Currently, the Lenin monument remains in its historical location on Lenin Square in Kerch. The surrounding square and park area continue to serve as a popular public space for residents and tourists alike.
Location (map)
Address: Lenin Square, Kerch, Crimea, Ukraine
Coordinates: 45.351644, 36.474577
(Google Maps)
Coordinate source: Coordinates of the V. I. Lenin monument on Lenin Square in Kerch.
Questions and answers
- In what year was this monument in Kerch unveiled? The monument to V.I. Lenin in the central square of Kerch was officially unveiled in 1960.
- Who is the sculptor of this monument? The bronze sculpture of Lenin was designed by sculptor V.I. Sychev.
- What are the features of the monument’s pedestal? The bronze figure stands on a tall, multi-tiered pedestal faced with gray granite slabs.
See also
The «Old Postcards» archive includes other views of Kerch from 1977.
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