Poland old photos
Poland
Sopot. Central square, 1993
City residents' favorite recreational spot. Concerts and entertainment for everyone every weekend.
City residents' favorite recreational spot. Concerts and entertainment for everyone every weekend.
Neptune Fountain, 1987-1988
Mariacka Street, 1987-1988
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Długi Targ - Neptune's Fountain (17th century) and historic tenement houses (14th-17th centuries), 1987-1988
Salt Square, 1970-1972
Nimptsch. Löben Business Josef Kuge and Hermann Küßne, 1910-1935
Zamosc, 1979
View of the northern part of Zamość Old Town from the Town Hall tower. Zamość is a city in southeastern Poland, located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
View of the northern part of Zamość Old Town from the Town Hall tower. Zamość is a city in southeastern Poland, located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
Zamosc, 1979
View of the northern part of Zamość Old Town from the Town Hall Tower. Zamość, a city in southeastern Poland, is located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
View of the northern part of Zamość Old Town from the Town Hall Tower. Zamość, a city in southeastern Poland, is located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
Zamosc, 1979
View of the northeastern part of Zamość Old Town from the Town Hall tower. Zamość, a city in southeastern Poland, is located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
View of the northeastern part of Zamość Old Town from the Town Hall tower. Zamość, a city in southeastern Poland, is located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
Zamosc, 1979
View of the northern part of Zamość from the Town Hall tower. Zamość is a city in southeastern Poland, located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
View of the northern part of Zamość from the Town Hall tower. Zamość is a city in southeastern Poland, located in the Lublin Voivodeship, 75 km from Lublin and 50 km from the Ukrainian border, on the Warsaw-Lublin-Lviv highway.
Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Warmia. Frombork Organs, 1955-1960
Frombork Cathedral's organ is a magnificent instrument.
Frombork Cathedral's organ is a magnificent instrument.
Temple of the Life Guards Uhlan Regiment of His Majesty in the name of St. Reverend Martinian., 1906-1913
The Life Guards Uhlan Regiment's church was built between 1903 and 1906. Construction was financed by 69,839 rubles in Imperial funds and approximately 6,000 rubles in donations from regiment members. The church was designed by architect L.N. Benois, while P.A. Fedders supervised the construction.
The Life Guards Uhlan Regiment's church was built between 1903 and 1906. Construction was financed by 69,839 rubles in Imperial funds and approximately 6,000 rubles in donations from regiment members. The church was designed by architect L.N. Benois, while P.A. Fedders supervised the construction.
Border station Terespol, 1975
View of the platforms and railway station building in Terespol (1975).
View of the platforms and railway station building in Terespol (1975).
Buried at the Powązki Military Cemetery, 1918-1921
Conditional point
Conditional point
Old Danzig, 1938-1945
Maybe it's Monday or maybe another day? Year 1943. On the left the train station and in front, what a different view... Photo by Sverre Søndenaa, a Norwegian student. He took pictures of everyday life in the city. Gdańsk, Prestige Zone
Maybe it's Monday or maybe another day? Year 1943. On the left the train station and in front, what a different view... Photo by Sverre Søndenaa, a Norwegian student. He took pictures of everyday life in the city. Gdańsk, Prestige Zone
Old Danzig, 1904
Alt-Danzig, (Gdańsk), 1938-1945
Painter's Street
Painter's Street
Danzig, Katharinenkirche, 1938-1945
Church of St. Catherine Podmłyńska Gdańsk
Church of St. Catherine Podmłyńska Gdańsk
Alt-Danzig, (Gdańsk), 1938-1945
Alt-Danzig, (Gdańsk), 1938-1945
Alt-Danzig, (Gdańsk), 1938-1945
Alt-Danzig, (Gdańsk), 1938-1945
Alt-Danzig, (Gdańsk), 1938-1945
In the background the Saxon Palace and the fountain in the Saxon Garden, 1915
Leopold Maximilian Joseph Maria Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria, receives a parade next to the cathedral, 1915
Leopold Maximilian Joseph Maria Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria at the Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky, 1915
— a Russian Orthodox cathedral in the capital of Poland, built at the end of imperial Russia. It was located on Saxon Square (today renamed Pilsudski Square). The cathedral, designed by the outstanding Russian architect Leonty Nikolaevich Benois, was founded in 1894 and opened in 1912. After completion, the cathedral reached a height of 70 meters and was at that time the tallest building in Warsaw. The cathedral was destroyed by the Polish authorities in the mid-1920s, less than 15 years after its opening. The main motives for the demolition were that the cathedral, which occupied one of the main squares of Warsaw, was a reminder of Russian rule over Poland. In addition to the Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky in Warsaw, the Poles destroyed many other Orthodox churches in the country for the same reasons.
— a Russian Orthodox cathedral in the capital of Poland, built at the end of imperial Russia. It was located on Saxon Square (today renamed Pilsudski Square). The cathedral, designed by the outstanding Russian architect Leonty Nikolaevich Benois, was founded in 1894 and opened in 1912. After completion, the cathedral reached a height of 70 meters and was at that time the tallest building in Warsaw. The cathedral was destroyed by the Polish authorities in the mid-1920s, less than 15 years after its opening. The main motives for the demolition were that the cathedral, which occupied one of the main squares of Warsaw, was a reminder of Russian rule over Poland. In addition to the Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky in Warsaw, the Poles destroyed many other Orthodox churches in the country for the same reasons.
Railway Station - Krosno, 1915
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from containers, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment.
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from containers, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment.
Railway Station - Krosno, 1915
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from containers, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment.
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from containers, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment.
Railway Station - Krosno, 1915
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from containers, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment.
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from containers, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment.
Railway Station - Krosno, 1915
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from wagons, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment. 1915,
Soldiers unloading new aircraft from wagons, intended for the detachment. Poland, Krosno station. February 2, 1915 XII Corps Aviation Detachment. 1915,