Drawing of the chapel built on the grave of the founder of the Imperial Kharkiv University, Vasily Nazarovych "Karazin" at the City Orthodox Cemetery in the city of Mykolaiv (Kherson province).
A text carved in Cyrillic across its entire surface states that this house was built in 1749 by Stefan Povych and his sons, and the master was Fesio (Fedir) Udych. From the outside, the architectural monument is also interesting for its restrained exquisite artistic decoration.
Three ink sketches of Popov Manor House (also known as Vasylivka Castle) showing the original ideas of the architect, displayed alongside modern detailed watercolors by Oleksandr Kharlan.
A photograph of the Winter Theater founded in the late nineteenth century by Vasyl′ Leontiǐovych Shapovalov. It was later replaced by the Donetsk Academic Regional Drama Theater in 1960.
A wooden skete, rebuilt in early 2000s in the traditions of early Russian wooden architecture of the 16th–17th centuries. Part of the Holy Mountains Lavra of the Holy Dormition.
A photograph depicting artist, author and translator Alla Herburt Ǐohansen and two children in front of the "Slovo" House in Kharkiv, а residential house built by the literary authors' cooperative in late 1920s.
This gazebo of Boldyni Hory Park in the Boldy Mountains was built in honor of Tsar Nicholas II's visit to Chernihiv in 1911. A tea ceremony was organised in the gazebo for the emperor. It has remained since then a romantic place for the visitors of the park.
Consecration of the church from the village Kryvka in 1931 became a landmark event for Ukrainian Lviv. The church was dedicated to Sophia - the Holy Wisdom of God.