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    Vul. Lychakivska, 99 – House of children’s and youth creativity of the Lychakiv district ID: 945

    The building was constructed between 1925 and 1932 according to a design by architects Mykhailo Ryba and Mykhailo Luzhetskyi for the "Sokol IV" gymnastics society. During the Soviet period, it housed the Museum of the Carpathian Military District Forces, and today it serves as the Center for Children and Youth Creativity of the Lychakiv District. The building is listed as an Architectural monument of local significance.

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    Citation

    Khrystyna Kharchuk, Bohdan Mykhailyunyo. "Vul. Lychakivska, 99 – House of children’s and youth creativity of the Lychakiv district". Transl. by Andriy Masliukh. Lviv Interactive (Center for Urban History, 2012). URL: https://lia.lvivcenter.org/en/objects/lychakivska-99/

    Author(s): Khrystyna Kharchuk, Bohdan Mykhailyunyo