The web shows how Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street in Kyiv looked like in the 1900s. Archival photos
Old photographs remain an opportunity to look into the history of Kyiv and see how it used to be. In particular, thanks to a series of photos of Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi streets taken in the 1900s.
The photos were published in the community "Club of Native Kyivans" on Facebook. Unfortunately, the center of the Ukrainian capital has changed a lot in more than a century.
"Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street, 1900s," the post reads.
The published photos show the center of Kyiv, the old City Council building, Krutikov's Circus on Horodetskyi Street, and tram lines.
Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street, 1900s.
Source: Club of the Native Kyivan
Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street, 1900s.
Source: Club of the Native Kyivan
Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street, 1900s.
Source: Club of the Native Kyivan
Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street, 1900s.
Source: Club of the Native Kyivan
Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street, 1900s.
Source: Club of the Native Kyivan
Khreshchatyk and Horodetskyi Street, 1900s.
Source: Club of the Native Kyivan
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