Kremenchuk, was located on the modern Pervomayskaya street
It opened after the 1917 revolution, in the former mansion of I. Sandomirsky.
At a meeting on November 7, 1926, the City Council named the hydropathic establishment after F. Dzerzhinsky. The hydropathic facility was equipped for 250-300 visits per day, and also had a hospital for 22 beds. In 1934, the building was overhauled and re-equipped with the latest medical technology. After the renovation, the hydropathic establishment was opened on August 8, 1934.
Photo from the Fund of the Kremenchug Museum of Local Lore.
Courtesy of A. Byshenko
The photo shows the Soviet GAZ-51 truck, which has been produced in the USSR since the early 1950s.
Thank you for correcting information about the date of the photo Viktor Shvikt
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