St. Petersburg
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“The Bronze Horseman”, artist Ivan Pavlov. Leningrad, 1958
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A view of the St. Isaac’s Cathedral, 1969
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Admiralty, Leningrad, 1970
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Admiralty, Leningrad, 1984
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Admiralty. Leningrad, 1962
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Arch of the General Staff Building, Leningrad, 1970
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Arts Square, Leningrad, 1984
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Arts Square. AS monument Pushkin, 1984
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AS monument Pushkin, the artist Ivan Pavlov. Leningrad, 1958
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Avtovo. Komsomolskaya Square. Leningrad, 1962
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Central Naval Museum, Leningrad, 1984
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Champ de Mars. Leningrad, 1984
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Cruiser Aurora”. Leningrad, 1962
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Decembrists Square. Leningrad, 1976
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Eastern Pavilion of the Main Admiralty, Leningrad, 1951
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Embankment washing, Leningrad, 1951
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This collection of 122 postcards from Saint Petersburg, also known as Leningrad, spans from 1858 to 1984, featuring dated examples. The postcards offer a glimpse into the city’s evolving landscape over the decades.
Prominent locations such as Palace Square, St. Isaac’s Square, and the Field of Mars are frequently depicted. Monuments like the Bronze Horseman and Lenin’s statue are also featured, alongside the Admiralty and the Hermitage.
The postcards showcase a variety of urban scenes: squares, streets, avenues, and embankments. Panoramic views and cultural venues, such as the Pushkin Drama Theatre, provide a comprehensive view of the city’s life during different periods.
For historians and collectors, this collection is invaluable, as many postcards include dates, signatures, and historical names. This allows for tracing architectural and urban changes, offering insights into how iconic places appeared in different eras.
