Vul. Arkhitektorska – monument to Lviv Eaglets (does not exist)

During the Polish-Ukrainian war, a military hospital functioned in the main building of the Polytechnic; dead participants were buried nearby. After the war, the bodies of those buried in a temporary cemetery were exhumed and transferred to the Cemetery of the Eaglets, located in the territory of the Lychakivskyi Cemetery.

In 1925, two monuments to the Eaglets were installed in Lviv. The first one was erected in September near the railway station "Persenkivka," where active hostilities took place in 1918. Near the Polytechnic, where a cross stood, the place for the monument was marked with a cornerstone on September 13 (Słowo Polskie, 1925, No. 158, s.7).

A specially created committee, headed by Leon Piniński, was responsible for installing the monument near the Polytechnic, with Z. Kamińska managing the fund raising. The authors of the monument were Polish Lvivites: it was designed by architect Witold Wincenty Rawski, made by sculptor Józef Starzyński with the cooperation of Professor Andrzej Albrycht.

The ceremonial opening took place on the anniversary of the battle, on 22 November 1925. As mentioned in the report published in the Słowo Polskie (Polish Word) newspaper, the following persons spoke at the ceremony: the president of the committee, the vice-president Leonard Stahl, the Polytechnic rector Dr. Jan Lopuszański, general Malczewski, the president of the Lviv Defenders Union colonel Goszowski. After the opening there was a procession and, on the same day, the "Cross of the Defense of Lviv" was opened on the façade of the Konarski school whose present-day address is vul. Bandery, 91 (Słowo Polskie, 1925, No. 322, s.6).