This 1986 Soviet postcard features the Central Bus Station in Voroshilovgrad (now Luhansk), a modernist landmark opened in 1976.
What is shown on the postcard
The image shows the modernist two-story bus station building with its characteristic grid-patterned facade. On the left is a wide pedestrian path bordered by green lawns with a few passersby. Pedestrian ramps and covered walkways lead to the building. On the right, covered boarding platforms are visible.
Historical note
The Voroshilovgrad Central Bus Station was commissioned in 1976. Designed by architect G. Golovchenko, the structure was notable for its advanced separation of passenger flows on different levels via a system of overpasses and ramps connecting waiting areas with platforms.
Present day
Today, the bus station building continues to serve its original function as the city’s main intercity transport hub. Located at 28 Oboronna Street, the facility is in need of major modernization.
Location (map)
Address: 28 Oboronna St, Luhansk, Ukraine
Coordinates: 48.544626, 39.317533
(Google Maps)
Coordinate source: Coordinates of the Central Bus Station building (Luhansk, 28 Oboronna St).
Questions and answers
- When was the Central Bus Station in Voroshilovgrad built? The bus station building was commissioned and opened in 1976.
- Who designed the bus station building? The modernist structure was designed by the Soviet architect G. Golovchenko.
- What is the exact location of this building? The bus station is located in Luhansk at 28 Oboronna Street.
See also
The «Old Postcards» archive includes other views of Luhansk from 1986.
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