Guide to the Evgenii Lendon Collection,
1890s-1930s, 1987-1991, 1994
RG-1853
Processed by Rivka Schiller
Finding aid edited, encoded and posted online thanks to a grant from the Gruss Lipper Family Foundation.
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Evgenii Lendon was a museum supervisor and photographer at the National Museum of L'viv (formerly the Lenin Museum). Mr. Lendon immigrated to the United States in 1992, where he now resides.
The collection is comprised of 147 sepia, as well as black and white photo prints, some of which were made from glass negatives. The glass negatives are not in this collection. Most of the photographs show various parts of the city of L’viv as it was during the last decades under the Hapsburg rule, and during the interwar period in the independent Polish republic. They depict the city in its artistic and architectural splendor, as well as it being the hub of trade, politics, multicultural and societal life. Included are views of major thoroughfares, street and marketplace scenes, advertisements, parades, theaters, high society clubs, ceremonies involving famous people, churches of varying denominations, monuments of famous people, and cemeteries. A select number of photographs clearly depict scenes with a Jewish presence: Jewish shops, a hospital, a cemetery and funeral chapel, burnt-out synagogues, and old Jewish neighborhoods. Jewish signs and posters in Yiddish and Polish are visible in some of these photos.
There are no restrictions on this collection.
The collection was given to the YIVO Archives in 2007 by Fay and Julian Bussgang of Lexington, MA.
Series I: Evgenii Lendon Collection, 1890s-1930s, 1987-1991, 1994. |
| In Yiddish, Polish, Russian, and English. |
| 1.1 linear feet. |
| 1 | | Street view | undated |
| 2 | | Zakatna Street, [district] II Zolkiewskie. Jews in the street. Stamp of the
L'viv State Historical Museum.
| undated |
| 3 | | Old Jewish neighborhood | undated |
| 4 | | Funeral chapel at the Jewish cemetery. Inscription: Beis mo’ed lekol ha’khai | undated |
| 5 | | Group advertising on a horse-drawn platform: Cech Czapkarzy i Kapelusznikow we Lwowie (Guild of Cap and Hatmakers in Lwów) | undated |
| 6 | | Group advertising on a horse-drawn platform: Cech Czapkarzy i Kapelusznikow we Lwowie (Guild of Cap and Hatmakers in Lwów) | undated |
| 7 | | A burnt-out synagogue | undated |
| 8 | | Old Jewish neighborhood | undated |
| 9 | | Old Jewish neighborhood | undated |
| 10 | | Old Jewish neighborhood | undated |
| 11 | | A burnt-out synagogue | undated |
| 12 | | A burnt-out synagogue | undated |
| 13 | | A burnt-out synagogue | undated |
| 14 | | [A synagogue] | undated |
| 15 | | [A synagogue] | undated |
| 16 | | Old Jewish neighborhood | undated |
| 17 | | Yiddish posters on the street post | undated |
| 18 | | Street scene | undated |
| 19 | | [A synagogue] | undated |
| 20 | | Jewish Hospital, Rappaport Street | 1920s |
| 21 | | Street stalls, Yiddish signs | undated |
| 22 | | Jewish stores in a Lwów suburb | undated |
| 23 | | Piekarska Street, a crowd of Poles and a Jew in their midst | undated |
| 24 | | Guild of cap- and hatmakers | undated |
| 25 | | Corner of Krakowska and Ormianska Streets | 1930s |
| 26 | | A burnt-out synagogue | undated |
| 27 | | Templum Synagogue | undated |
| 28 | | Jewish Hospital, Rappaport Street | 1920s |
| 29 | | Market Square | 1920s |
| 30 | | A street | undated |
| 31 | | Corner, Sykstuska and Legionow Streets | 1890s-1920s |
| 32 | | Legionow Street, a Marine League (Liga Morska) parade | 1930s |
| 33 | | [Legionow Street, a Marine League (Liga Morska) parade] | 1930s |
| 34 | | Krakowska Street and Goluchowski Square with Yiddish sign | undated |
| 35 | | Jewish stores in a Lwów suburb | undated |
| 36 | | Old Jewish neighborhood | 1900s-1920s |
| 37 | | Boznica (Synagogue) Street, Old Synagogue | undated |
| 38 | | Funeral chapel at the Jewish cemetery. Inscription: Beis mo’ed lekol ha’khai | undated |
| 39 | | Funeral chapel at the Jewish cemetery. Inscription: Beis mo’ed lekol ha’khai | undated |
| 40 | | Funeral chapel at the Jewish cemetery. Inscription: Beis mo’ed lekol ha’khai | undated |
| 41 | | Funeral chapel at the Jewish cemetery. Inscription: Beis mo’ed lekol ha’khai | undated |
| 42 | | Templum Synagogue | undated |
| 43 | | Akademicka Street | undated |
| 44 | | Street market | undated |
| 45 | | Krakowska Street and Goluchowski Square | undated |
| 46 | | Group photo | undated |
| 47 | | Aleksander Fredro Monument | undated |
| 48 | | Palace of Art | undated |
| 49 | | Singer Jan Kiepura | 1927 |
| 50 | | Krakowska Street market | 1900s |
| 51 | | Karol Ludwik Street | 1900s |
| 52 | | Akademicka Street | undated |
| 53 | | Eastern Fair (Targi Wschodnie) | 1930s |
| 54 | | Ambulance Society | undated |
| 55 | | Ksiezna Gora (Prince Mount) | undated |
| 56 | | Hunting Society (Kurkowe Towarzystwo) | undated |
| 57 | | Halicka Street | undated |
| 58 | | Advertising local beer | undated |
| 59 | | King Jan Sobieski Monument | undated |
| 60 | | Galician Parliament(Sejm) | 1900s |
| 61 | | City Park | undated |
| 62 | | Legionow Street | undated |
| 63 | | Eastern Fair | undated |
| 64 | | Jan Sobieski Monument | 1930s |
| 65 | | Jan Sobieski monument at the Hetman Embankment (Waly Hetmanskie) | undated |
| 66 | | Grodziecka Street | undated |
| 67 | | Jan Sobieski monument at the Hetman Embankment (Waly Hetmanskie) | undated |
| 68 | | Akademicka Street | 1920s |
| 69 | | Marjacki Square | 1930s |
| 70 | | Marketplace | undated |
| 71 | | Halicka Street | 1930s |
| 72 | | 10 Teatralna Street, Café “Sztuka” (Art) | undated |
| 73 | | A street | undated |
| 74 | | Marjacki Square | 1930s |
| 75 | | Sausages advertised | 1930s |
| 76 | | Eastern Fair (Targi Wschodnie), the rotunda building where the Raclawice
Panorama was exhibited (a giant painting by Jan Styka, Wojciech Kossak, and other artists representing the battle of Raclawice, 1793)
| undated |
| 77 | | Teatralna Street | 1930s |
| 78 | | 114 Market Square | 1920s |
| 79 | | Castle Hill (Gora Zamkowa) | undated |
| 80 | | Intersection of Karol Ludwik and Kopernik streets | undated |
| 81 | | Halicki Square | 1920s |
| 82 | | Decoration “ruins” of a castle in the Stryjski Park | 1920s |
| 83 | | Lwów Railroad Station | 1920s |
| 84 | | May 11th Street | 1930s |
| 85 | | Strzelecki Square in Podwale, the fire station | undated |
| 86 | | Armenian Church on Ormianska (Armenian) Street | 1930s |
| 87 | | St. Bernard (Bernardynski) Church | 1930s |
| 88 | | Cemetery of the Defenders (Cmentarz Obroncow) | 1930s |
| 89 | | St. Elizabeth Church | 1930s |
| 90 | | Tearing off sheet iron from the rooftop of the Cathedral Church for the needs of the Austrian army | 1916 |
| 91 | | St. Elizabeth Church | 1920s |
| 92 | | St. Elizabeth Church, inauguration | 1912 |
| 93 | | Cemetery of the Defenders | 1930s |
| 94 | | St. Elizabeth Church | 1920s |
| 95 | | Church of the Virgin Mary, inauguration | 1930s |
| 96 | | St. Elizabeth Church | 1920s |
| 97 | | St. Bernard Church | undated |
| 98 | | Church of St. Madeleine (Magdalena) | 1920s |
| 99 | | Monument to Count Agenor Goluchowski | undated |
| 100 | | Karol Ludwik Street | 1900s |
| 101 | | Marjacki Square | 1930s |
| 102 | | Akademicka Street | undated |
| 103 | | 10th Jubilee Eastern Fair | 1930 September 2 |
| 104 | | Halicki Square | 1894 |
| 105 | | Ignace Jan Paderewski honored at City Hall | undated |
| 106 | | Street advertisement for the chocolate factory “Branka” (Wedel) | 1930s |
| 107 | | President Wojciechowski visiting the St. Yur Basilica | 1920s |
| 108 | | Wladyslaw Mickiewicz, son of the poet Adam Mickiewicz | 1900s |
| 109 | | Lyczakowski cemetery | 1900s |
| 110 | | Podwale | 1894 |
| 111 | | Church on Zamarstynowska Street | undated |
| 112 | | Lyczakowski cemetery | 1900s |
| 113 | | Dominican Church | undated |
| 114 | | Zamarstynowska Street | undated |
| 115 | | Marjacki Square | 1900s |
| 116 | | Corner of Sykstuska and Karol Ludwik Streets | 1894 |
| 117 | | Zbozowy Square | 1894 |
| 119 | | Arts Palace, Stryjski Park | 1920s |
| 120 | | St. Elizabeth Church | 1912 |
| 121 | | St. Elizabeth Church | 1912 |
| 122 | | Marjacki Square, a parade | 1900s |
| 123 | | Eastern Fair | undated |
| 124 | | Karol Ludwik Street and Hetman Embankment | 1910s |
| 125 | | Halicka Street | 1894 |
| 126 | | Hetmanska Street | 1909 |
| 127 | | Arc built in 1888 in honor of the Emperor Franz-Joseph’s visit to Lwów | undated |
| 128 | | A bakery on Bem Street | undated |
| 129 | | The Falcon Monument | 1930s |
| 130 | | A building being renovated on Market Square | 1910s |
| 131 | | Casino de-Paris, Rejtana Street | undated |
| 132 | | Trybunalski Square | 1920s |
| 133 | | A salon for the well-to-do | undated |
| 134 | | Waly Hetmanskie (Hetman Enbankment) | undated |
| 135 | | Tableau [Industrial Society of Butchers and Soapmakers] | 1926 |
| 136 | | Waly Hetmanskie | 1920s |
| 138 | | A meeting in front of the Grand Theater (Teatr Wielki) | 1910s |
| 139 | | Market Square | undated |
| 140 | | Halicka Street | 1930s |
| 141 | | Jewish Hospital, Rapaporta Street | undated |
| 142 | | A building cave-in on Boznicza Street (old Jewish neighborhood) with poster in Yiddish and Polish calling for a May Day demonstration | 1900 |
| 143 | | Inauguration of the Land Exhibition | 1906 |
| 144 | | Entrance to the Historical Museum, Market Square (which holds the glass negatives of the prints in this collection) | 1948 |
| 145 | | [Jewish cemetery] Monument “to the memory of the victims of the Hitlerist murderers,” in Yiddish and in Russian | |
| 146 | | Street view w/ burned-out building | undated |
| 147 | | L'viv prison, Gorodskaia Street | 1994 |
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