Lviv

This collection of 65 postcards dedicated to Lviv offers a glimpse into the city from 1951 to 1984. These postcards capture various aspects of urban life and architecture, creating a unique archive of visual history.

Frequently depicted places include the Polytechnic Institute and the branch of the Central Lenin Museum. Views of the Hill of Glory and corners of Stryiskyi Park highlight the cultural and historical significance of the city.

The postcards showcase a variety of urban scenes: squares like Mickiewicz Square, streets and avenues, theatres and cultural venues, as well as stations and railway hubs. These images create a multifaceted portrait of Lviv, reflecting its architectural and cultural heritage.

The collection is valuable for collectors and historians, containing dated examples and captions that aid in studying changes in the urban environment. The postcards are also of interest to designers seeking inspiration from historical views of Lviv.