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Zemsky hospital in the village of Moshny
The wooden room of the Zemsky hospital was built in 1894 by the famous architect G.I. Gorodetsky
Women's gymnasium (now - Center for children and youth creativity)
The first building in modern style in Cherkasy city, was built in 1903-1905 designed by a famous architect V.Gorodetskiy.
First ministerial male gymnasium (now - the Music school named after S.S. Gulak-Artemovskiy)
Now this is the old building of Music school named after S.S. Gulak-Artemovskiy, but before the building the first ministerial male gymnasium - one of the most beautiful architectural monuments of the city.
Public bank building (now - Museum room of V. Symonenko, Pharmacy-museum)
The building is connected with the architect Gorodetsky and opened in 1864.
Jewish gymnasium of Vladyslav Gorodetsky (now - Cherkasy children's Art School named after D. Narbut)
The building is connected with the Polish architect Vladimir Gorodetsky, built in the early twentieth century. (1910-ies) as a building for the Jewish school.
Khmelnitskiys' Castle
The estate of the Khmelnitsky family, a local architectural heritage.
Abaza Palace
Stone-brick two-story palace in the style of classicism with elements of modernism, erected in the middle of the 19 century.
Grotto of the Nymphs
The picturesque stone "Grotto nymph", built in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava, is a landmark of the Trostyanets dendrological park.
Water tower
40-meter water tower – the visiting card of Glukhiv – was built in 1927 on the place of the Putivl Gate of the Glukhov Fortress
Summerhouse in Sumy
A small arbor from a carved tree is considered a visiting card of the city.
Blue palace (hotel of entrepreneur Skoryna ,,Slovianskiy" before)
Feature of Cherkasy city is also a blue palace, built in the early XX century by the architect Vladislav Gorodetsky.
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