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Main
street in Peremyshlyany.
Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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Old
houses from pre war
period. Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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Park
in the center of the town
with a few wooden
sculptures. Hardly seen
church on the hill on the
back. Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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Ukrainian
Orthodox Church, along
Halytska street. Crosses
with triple crossings are
typical for Orthodox
church. Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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Other
newly built Ukrainian
Orthodox chapel on other
side of the road from the
previous one. Monument to
St. Mary on the front.
Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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One
of the old buildings in
the center of the town. I
found it really nice with
those arcs and whimsical
style. I presume it dates
from the Austrian period
(before 1918) Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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Houses
along Halytska (Galician)
street. Lime trees are
planted along the road.
Trees are usually painted
with slaked limestone
from the bottom in public
areas and gardens in
Ukraine. Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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Local
police building. So
called
"militsiya" in
Soviet era terminology.
Ukrainian yellow blue
flaf waving from the
balcony. I was a bit
afraid to take picture of
this, since some
policeman could ask
"Hey what are you
doing? A spy?":) But
luckily no one noticed:)
Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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The
same Halytska street in
the center of
Peremyshlany. Table on
the right has
"Rynok"
(market) written to on it
with arrow indicating to
the right. So as you
guessed, local market is
to the right."
Picture
taken by me • Early
November, 2001
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At
the Jewish Cemetery in
Peremyshlyany, near the
ohel (grave chapel) of
Jewish tsaddik and
Hassidic rabbi Maer
Peremyshlaner and his
family. He was so hole
that four virgins carried
him when he died to
burry. I am second from
the right, my friend
Slavik or Yaroslav
Kolomiychenko - last to
the left, my older
brother Bohdan - the last
to the right and second
from the left is my
English friend John, whom
we went to show around
Western Ukraine. Picture
taken by a local
caretaker of the chapel
(ohel), whom we asked to
do a favour•
October, 1999
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