Kopaihorod, Ukraine (Appendix 3)

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Appendix 3

Kopaigorod in the Lights {cont.}

The house in which the Milhiker family lived

Jewish houses, late 1970's.

The house in which the Semyon Fishylevich family lived

The Rosenblith family lived in this house

The house in which the shoemaker Haskel lived with his family. In the early 20^th century it was considered a good house in the town.

An old Jewish house. The Liebman family once lived here.
Photographer: Mikhail Heifets. Used with permission. Institute of Jewish Studies St. Petersburg,
The Pritzker Family National Photography Collection, The National Library of Israel
Source URL: https://www.nli.org.il/en/search?projectName=NLI#&q=any,contains,Kopaigorod

Columns such as these were installed in the streets of the town after the water pipes were laid.

Observation window of the library building basement.
The occupiers used this as a prison during the war.
Photographer: Mikhail Heifets. Used with permission. Institute of Jewish Studies St. Petersburg,
The Pritzker Family National Photography Collection, The National Library of Israel
Source URL: https://www.nli.org.il/en/search?projectName=NLI#&q=any,contains,Kopaigorod
Photo from 1998

Not far from the old Jewish storehouse there is an anti-freezing reservoir
in which hundreds of rocks have been soaked in water.

Drinking water reservoir for pumping station

Pumping station for the town

There was a power station in this building that supplied Kopaigorod
with electricity during the evening and early part of the day.

The former library building. Memory Square is to the left.

The library building. On wall near entrance, sign indicates that this is a library.
On the first floor there was a children's library.
Photographer: Mikhail Heifets. Used with permission. Institute of Jewish Studies St. Petersburg,
The Pritzker Family National Photography Collection, The National Library of Israel
Source URL: https://www.nli.org.il/en/search?projectName=NLI#&q=any,contains,Kopaigorod
Photo from 1998

Sidewalk on Central Street. More than one generation of people walked on these slabs.

Crossing to Central Street

New sidewalk on Central Street, spring 2020

The house in which the Vinokur family lived. There used to be a pharmacy on this site and a savings bank next to it.

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