Berezhany Town Hall-Museum
Berezhanska Town Hall-MuseumUkraine, Ternopil
Berezhany Town Hall-Museum
Berezhanska Town Hall-MuseumUkraine, Ternopil
Berezhany Town Hall is an architectural monument of national importance of the early 19th century in the style of classicism. The two-storey town hall building was built on the central city market square on the site of an earlier building in 1803, and the clock tower was completed in 1811. The building is rectangular in plan, has entrances in the center of each facade, with two-column porticos with stucco coats of arms. From 1805 to 1910, a gymnasium worked in the building, where Marian Shashkevich, Bogdan Lepky and others studied at one time.
Now the premises of the town hall house expositions of four museums: Local Lore (14 halls), Museum of the Book (6 halls), Museum of Bohdan Lepky (5 halls) and Museum of the Repressed Church (Museum of Sacred Art and Church History).
Now the premises of the town hall house expositions of four museums: Local Lore (14 halls), Museum of the Book (6 halls), Museum of Bohdan Lepky (5 halls) and Museum of the Repressed Church (Museum of Sacred Art and Church History).
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