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Archangel
Michael Nunnery
(Свято-Архангело-Михайловский женский монастырь)
Uspenskaya 4 (Успенская)
This
nunnery was seized by the soviets. After Ukrainian
independence it was returned to the Orthodox Church.
Today the nunnery is being extensive remodeled and
expanded.
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Memorial
plaque
Uspenskaya 9 (Успенская)
Western side (towards nunnery):
In
this building outstanding scientist, viticulturist,
Academician Sergey Alexeyevich Melnik
lived and worked here from 1944 to 1966.
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Eastern
side (towards nearby entrance of Shevchenko
park (Парк Шевченко)):
In
this building Doctor of History,
Professor Konstantin Pavlovich Dobrolyubsky
lived from 1944 to 1953.
1885-1953
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The
Ministry of International Affairs of Ukraine
Belniskovo 1 (Белинского)
This red three-story building borders Shevchenko
Park (Парк Шевченко). The plaque on the facade
reads:
In
this building from 1938 to 1941
Odessa Special Artillery School ? 16 was located.
To
graduates and cadets of
Odessa Special Artillery School No 16 who demonstrated
courage and heroism in the Great Patriotic War
1941-1945
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Typical
sign seen throughout Odessa
Belniskovo 2 (Белинского)
Ukraine
Ministry of Health
Odessa Regional Eye-problems
Hospital for the disabled veterans
of the Great Patriotic War
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Bazarnaya
Greek Orthodox Church (Храм "Всех Скорбящих Радость")
Bazarnaya 2a (Базарная)
Corner of Belniskovo (Белинского)
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Memorial
plaque
Bazarnaya 10 (Базарная)
In
this building prominent Jewish historian,
publicist and public figure
Semen (Shimon) Markovich Dubnov (1860-1941)
lived from 1891 to 1901
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Memorial
plaque
Bazarnaya 13 (Базарная)
Dilapidated memorial plaque:
Designed
and constructed in 1897-1898
by the military engineer I.A. Krestinsky
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