Feodosiya
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9 Corps resort Sunrise. Theodosius, 1981
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A plaque commemorating the stay in the battleship “Potemkin”. Theodosius, 1981
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Armenian Church of the Archangels Gabriel and Michael. A fragment of the Genoese tower of Constantine. Theodosius, 1973
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At the monument of Eternal Glory. Theodosius, 1973
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Beach, Feodosia, 1974
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Booth of writers’ creativity, Feodosia, 1978
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Children’s sanatorium asterisk, the main building. Theodosius, 1958
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Cinema “Crimea”, Feodosia, 1973
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Cinema “Crimea”. Theodosius, 1973
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Cinema Crimea. Theodosius, 1981
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Department “Sunny.” Theodosius, 1973
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Embankment Marines. Theodosius, 1981
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Fountain of IK Aivazovsky. Feodosia bay. Theodosius, 1973
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Genoese Fortress, Feodosia, 1971
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Genoese fortress. Tower of Constantine. Theodosius, 1981
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Hotel “Astoria”, Feodosia, 1975
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The Feodosia postcard collection consists of 49 items, showcasing the city’s appearance over various periods. Among the dated examples are postcards from 1941 to 1981, offering a glimpse into the city’s evolving urban landscape.
Notable locations featured include the Aivazovsky Art Gallery and the Crimea Cinema. The collection also highlights the Astoria Hotel and the Grin Literary Memorial Museum, significant cultural landmarks in the city.
The postcards depict diverse urban scenes: streets and avenues like Lenin Avenue, embankments, and squares. Special attention is given to monuments and memorials, including the Aivazovsky Monument and the Glory Monument with the Eternal Flame.
This collection is valuable for exploring the city’s history through dates, captions, and postcard conditions. It is of interest to collectors and historians seeking to view Feodosia through the lens of time and cultural shifts.
