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For today the building of the former profitable house of Olexiy Lanshin is decorated with a signboard «Oschadbank». And the facade of the building has changed a lot for many years.
In 1904 the building of the Jewish school «Talmud-Torah» was built. Specifically, «Talmud Torah» was the primary educational institution for orphans and poor children.
In Oleksandrivs'k, on the corner of Turgenivs'ka and Katerynoslavs'ka streets, the manor of the entrepreneur Khazan was located.
Mennonite school for girls is the purest water of the real zest of architecture, which is one of the business cards of Zaporizhzhia.
Valman Castle – one of the most remarkable monuments of architecture, built in the German version of Art Nouveau.
Cemetery Mennonites – this is one of the architectural monuments, which got from the Germans Mennonites, who inhabited the city of Zaporizhzhia earlier.
One of the buildings of the Mennonite culture. According to legends, the building was erected from the bricks of the destroyed Oleksandrivska prison, where once Nestor Makhno himself served time.
The farmstead of Julius Simens was once the property of the Mayor of Mennonite Shenviz. The building itself has a unique architecture and is very similar to the manors of Northern Europe.
Abraham Koop's mansion was built in 1907, and today the tuberculous dispensary is located in this building.
The Mill of Nibur is one of the buildings of the Mennonite Age, which was the industrial center of the old Oleksandrivsk.
To date, there is one of the buildings of the 81st school. And once it was here that the biography of Zaporizhzhia Pedagogical College began.
To date, the building of the former Mennonite hospital complex is the central hospital of the Zaporizhzhia district, which has its origins from the Mennonites.
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