Old postcards Kolomyja

This website is a unique archive where the history of Kolomyia in photographs is revealed through old postcards issued between 1945 and 1991. Visitors will find a wide range of views of Kolomyia on postcards, reflecting the atmosphere of the post-war and Soviet city — with its streets, squares, architecture, and monuments.

The collection features old photographs of Kolomyia, bringing old Kolomyia in photographs back to life:

• The “Komsomolets” cinema — a cultural center for several generations
• Kolomyia Railway Station, 1987 — the gateway to the city and a symbol of travel
• The Hutsulshchyna Museum, 1959 — a unique cultural treasure
• Monument at the mass grave in the village of Rakushka, 1987 — a place of remembrance and mourning
• Department store “Kolomyia,” 1987 — a symbol of Soviet-era commerce

These old photos of Kolomyia are more than just images. They are historical photographs of Kolomyia, showing the city as it was in the 20th century. On these pages you’ll find Kolomyia: street photos, buildings, parks, and monuments, gathered into a cohesive visual collection.

This archive of old postcards of Kolomyia, including rare Soviet cards, offers a chance to touch the past, preserve it, and rediscover one of the most colorful cities of Western Ukraine.