Uglich
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A new residential area. Uglich, 1974
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Alexius monastery. Assumption, “Marvelous”) on the part of the church refectory. Uglich. MN Sokolov, 1968
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All Plant. 50 Years of the USSR, Uglich, 1975
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All-Union Scientific Research Institute of dairy and cheese making industry, Uglich, 1975
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Assumption (Marvelous) Church Aleksei Monastery, Uglich, 1975
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Assumption, Marvelous) Church Aleksei Monastery in 1628. Uglich, 1974
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Assumption, Marvelous) Church Aleksei Monastery. Uglich. MN Sokolov, 1968
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Cathedral of St. Nicholas Monastery Uleyminskogo. Uglich. MN Sokolov, 1968
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Church Dmitry “blood” in the Kremlin, Uglich, 1962, 1974
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Church Dmitry “blood” in the Kremlin. Uglich. MN Sokolov, 1968
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Church of St John the Baptist, the Resurrection Monastery) 1689-1690 Uglich, 1974
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Church of St John the Baptist, Uglich, 1975
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Church of St John the Baptist. Uglich. MN Sokolov, 1968
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Dmitry church “in the blood”. Uglich. MN Sokolov, 1968
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Hotel, Uglich, 1975
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House Ovsyannikov. Uglich. MN Sokolov, 1968
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The postcard collection dedicated to Uglich consists of 38 items, capturing the city’s appearance from 1962 to 1975. These postcards feature significant architectural landmarks and historical buildings.
Among the recurring subjects are the Church of the Nativity of John the Baptist and the Assumption Church of the Alekseevsky Monastery. Views of the Church of Dmitry “on Blood” in the Kremlin and architectural monuments from the 18th and 19th centuries are also included.
The postcards showcase various scenes: city panoramas, river views and embankments, as well as monuments and memorials. These images provide a comprehensive view of Uglich’s urban environment during the specified period.
The collection is valuable for studying the city’s history through dates and captions on the postcards. It is of interest to collectors and historians seeking to see Uglich through the lens of time and architectural changes.
