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Agricultural Institute, Kherson, 1978
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Art Museum. AA Shovkunenko. “Yubileny” concert hall. Kherson, 1985
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Biblioteca. AM Gorky. Kherson, 1968
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Bus station. Kherson, 1985
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Central Department Store, Kherson, 1978
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Children’s cafe “Golden Key”. In Hydropark. Kherson, 1985
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Concert Hall “Jubilee”, Kherson, 1978
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Corner quarantine island, Kherson, 1978
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Hotel “Kiev”, Kherson, 1978
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In the Park of Glory, Kherson, 1978
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Kherson. Chalet “Lileya”, 1982
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Kherson. Freedom Square, 1982
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Kherson. Jubilee concert hall, 1982
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Kherson. Monument FF Ushakov, 1982
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Kherson. Monument to the sailors of the Danube Flotilla, 1982
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Kherson. Nautical College. Lieutenant Schmidt, 1982
The Kherson postcard collection consists of 44 images, with dated examples suggesting a range from 1968 to 1989. These postcards offer a glimpse into the city’s architectural and cultural landmarks.
Notable recurring locations include the Jubilee Cinema and Concert Hall, the railway and river stations, and the bus station. Significant sites such as the Lieutenant Schmidt Maritime School and the XXVI Congress Textile Factory are also featured.
The postcards showcase a variety of urban scenes, including squares, stations, streets, and monuments. Freedom Square and monuments to Soviet soldiers and the first shipbuilders paint a picture of a city rich in historical events and cultural traditions.
This collection is valuable for exploring Kherson’s history through dates, captions, and postcard conditions. It is of interest to collectors, historians, and designers seeking to understand the development of urban space and its cultural heritage.