Before the revolution of 1917 – House of Justices of the Peace
After the revolution – the House of Unions or the House of Trade Unions, since it housed trade union organizations,
Since 1938 – the House of Pioneers and Schoolchildren, which was equipped with an assembly hall for 200 seats, a cozy foyer, a reading room, rooms for recreation, for October children, board games, a photo laboratory, chess and checkers and physical education halls.
The building was destroyed by German soldiers during the retreat in 1943.
Date: 1931
Place: Kremenchug, corner of Pushkin (now September 29) and Butyrina (now Mazepa) streets
Photo from the collections of the Kremenchug Museum of History and Local Lore
Provided by A. Byshenko
If you are the owner of some photos published on the site and do not want them to be published here - contact the administration.
