Kolomyja
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A monument to Adam Mickiewicz. Coloma, 1959
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According dorgu Coloma – Stanislaus. Coloma, 1959
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Administrative building. Coloma, 1959
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An airport. Square on Mitskevich Square, Ivano-Frankivsk, 1987
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Building of the Kolomyia regional communications center, 1987
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Cinema Komsomolets. Coloma, 1959
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Department store “Kolomiya” 1987
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District House of Culture Kolomyya, 1987
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High School N9 Kolomyya, 1987
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High school №1. Coloma, 1959
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Lenin Square. Coloma, 1959
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Monument on the fraternal grave Kolomyya with. Shell, 1987
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Monument to Miroslav Irvan Kolomyia, 1987
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Museum of Hutsul. Coloma, 1959
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Palace of Wedding Kolomyya, 1987
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Stalin Street. Coloma, 1959
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The Kolomyia postcard collection includes 18 images, suggesting a timeframe from 1959 to 1987. These postcards offer a glimpse into the city through its architectural and cultural landmarks.
Featured locations include a secondary school, Lenin Square, and the Adam Mickiewicz monument. The collection also showcases the Komsomolets cinema and the Myroslav Irvan monument.
The postcards depict a variety of urban scenes, including squares, streets, and railway stations. The Kolomyia railway station and monuments play a significant role in the city’s visual representation.
This collection is valuable for studying the city’s history through dates, captions, and postcard conditions. It is of interest to collectors and historians seeking to understand Kolomyia’s development during this period.
