Built on November 30, 1904 and was placed on the square bearing his name. It represents an allegorical winged Genius handing a lyre to Michiewicz.
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- Ivan Fedorov Statue
- Restoration
- The Krushelnytska Opera House
- Museum of ethnography and Crafts
- Monument to the Polish Poet Adam Mickiewicz
- The Jewish Quarter
- Leopold Ritter von Sacher-Masoch
- Prince Danylo
- The Boim's Chapel
- The Rest of the History of Lviv
- The First Gas Lamp
- City Hall (and some more history)
- The Latin (Catholic) Cathedral
- The Church of the Dormition of the Holy Virgin
- Armenian Quarter and Cathedral
- Pictures of the Polish Quarter and More Lviv History
- The Chruch of St. Nicholas
- The Church of John the Baptist
- Storming the Castle
- Lviv
- The road to Lviv (written on 5/21)
- Public Transportation!
- SHOES!!
- The Building of the Secret Service of Ukraine
- Ukrainian National Opera
- The Monument to N. Shchors
- "The Ukrainian House"
- The Monument to Prince Valdimir
- No title
- St. Vladimir's Cathedral
- St. Michael's Square
- Khreschaty Park
- Outside my window
- See we really are working!
- update
- St. Sofia's Square
- Golden Gate
- Down the Dnieper River
- More About Kyiv
- Grivnas
- Today was rainy and gross but we trecked on anyway...
- Today was a fairy tale!
- More about today
- New Experiences
- Greetings from Kyiv!!
- And So it begins
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