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The building of the Kyiv Art School (since 1944 the National Museum of the History of Ukraine), 1937-39, architect I.Yu. Karakis.
Project of the monument to Prince Vladimir the Baptist (middle of the 19th century), sculptor Nikolai Pimenov. National Museum of History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Exhibition of the Pre-Class Society Department of the Central Historical Museum named after T. H. Shevchenko, 1940 (Stone Age display cases).
Flag of the Senchenksyi Sotnia of the Lubny Regiment, Ukraine.
Scythian weapons in the National Museum of the History of Ukraine (Kyiv).
Sword with a gold handle from Bilsk Hill Fort, National Museum of the History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Exposition of the National Museum of History of Ukraine.
National Museum of the History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Staro-Kyivska Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, which has housed the National Museum of the History of Ukraine since 1944. The activities and formation of its collections are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototsky P., Khvoyka V., Bilyashivsky M., Shcherbakivskyi D., and others. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-391-0114.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Staro-Kyivska Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, where since 1944 the National Museum of the History of Ukraine has been located. The activities and formation of its collections are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototsky P., Khvoika V., Bilyashivsky M., Shcherbakivsky D., and others. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-391-0114.
Carriage of Kyiv Metropolitan Raphael Zaborowski (1742-1747 AD), France, Paris, 18th century. National Museum of History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Staro-Kyivska Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, which has housed the National Museum of the History of Ukraine since 1944. The activities and collection formation of the museum are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototsky P., Khvoyka V., Bilyashivsky M., Shcherbakivsky D., and others.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Old Kyiv Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, which has housed the National Museum of the History of Ukraine since 1944. The activities and collection formation of the museum are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototskyi P., Khvoika V., Bilyashivskyi M., and Shcherbakivskyi D., among others. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-391-0114.
The building of the Kyiv Art School (since 1944 the National Museum of the History of Ukraine), 1937-39, architect I.Yu. Karakis.
Project of the monument to Prince Vladimir the Baptist (middle of the 19th century), sculptor Nikolai Pimenov. National Museum of History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Exhibition of the Pre-Class Society Department of the Central Historical Museum named after T. H. Shevchenko, 1940 (Stone Age display cases).
Flag of the Senchenksyi Sotnia of the Lubny Regiment, Ukraine.
Scythian weapons in the National Museum of the History of Ukraine (Kyiv).
Sword with a gold handle from Bilsk Hill Fort, National Museum of the History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Exposition of the National Museum of History of Ukraine.
National Museum of the History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Staro-Kyivska Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, which has housed the National Museum of the History of Ukraine since 1944. The activities and formation of its collections are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototsky P., Khvoyka V., Bilyashivsky M., Shcherbakivskyi D., and others. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-391-0114.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Staro-Kyivska Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, where since 1944 the National Museum of the History of Ukraine has been located. The activities and formation of its collections are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototsky P., Khvoika V., Bilyashivsky M., Shcherbakivsky D., and others. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-391-0114.
Carriage of Kyiv Metropolitan Raphael Zaborowski (1742-1747 AD), France, Paris, 18th century. National Museum of History of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Staro-Kyivska Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, which has housed the National Museum of the History of Ukraine since 1944. The activities and collection formation of the museum are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototsky P., Khvoyka V., Bilyashivsky M., Shcherbakivsky D., and others.
Ukraine, Kyiv, Old Kyiv Hill – The building of the Kyiv Art School named after T. Shevchenko, which has housed the National Museum of the History of Ukraine since 1944. The activities and collection formation of the museum are associated with the names of Ernst F., Pototskyi P., Khvoika V., Bilyashivskyi M., and Shcherbakivskyi D., among others. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-391-0114.

National Historical Museum of Ukraine

Kyiv, Ukraine

The National Historical Museum of Ukraine takes visitors on a journey through the country's past, sharing stories from ancient times all the way to the present day. Each exhibit is thoughtfully arranged, showing how Ukraine has changed and grown over many centuries. Artifacts and displays detail the lives of people from various periods, allowing guests to experience the nation's rich and complex history firsthand.

Exhibits Spanning Centuries

Inside the museum, collections are organized by specific eras. Ancient relics display what life was like for early settlers, while later sections highlight the development of towns, culture, and traditions through the Middle Ages and into modern times. Weapons, coins, traditional clothes, and everyday items help paint a clear picture of how society and customs have evolved. The museum also features displays on important events and people who have shaped Ukrainian history, giving context to the country's growth and challenges.

Connecting Past and Present

Modern exhibits focus on recent history and current events, connecting the past with daily life in Ukraine today. Multimedia presentations and interactive elements invite visitors to engage with historical themes and understand how the nation’s story continues to unfold. The museum’s approach, combining old artifacts with contemporary storytelling, helps make history accessible and interesting for people of all ages.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_the_History_of_Ukraine
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