Old postcards Nikopol

This section is dedicated to a unique collection of old postcards of Nikopol, issued between 1945 and 1991. It brings the city back to life as it was decades ago: views of Nikopol on postcards tell the story of the past not through dry facts but through vivid imagery.
Old photos of Nikopol take us back to an era when the streets echoed with the rhythm of Soviet life, and the architecture reflected the grandeur of its time. Among the soviet cards, you’ll find the Hotel “Nikopol”, the Palace of Culture of the Lenin Plant, the Memorial Complex, the Monument to Bohdan Khmelnytsky, and Liberation Square — iconic locations familiar to generations of locals.
Historic photographs of Nikopol reveal how the city evolved, how its image and spirit were shaped over the years. These aren’t just postcards — they are historical records that capture the mood and essence of bygone times.
Old Nikopol in photographs offers a visual memory of a time when every building and park had its own story. The history of Nikopol in photographs helps preserve our connection to the past, while Nikopol street photos offer a walk through familiar paths where every frame speaks for itself.