Vilna Collection

Lithuania / Vilnius 20C
Vilnius (Polish " Wilno", Russian " Vilna" or " Vilno", German " Wilna" ), now the commercial capital of Lithuania: a church in the snow

German Siemens Schuckert R7 bomber, WW1
German Siemens Schuckert R7 bomber on the Eastern Front at Vilna, Lithuania, February-March 1917. Date: 1917

Church of Saint Raphael the Archangel. 18th century. Vilnius
Lithuania. Vilnius. Church of Saint Raphael the Archangel. 18th century. Overview

Saint Catherines Church, 18th century. Vilnius
Lithuania. Vilnius. Saint Catherines Church. Built between 17th-18th centuries in late baroque style. Restored in 20th century. Exterior

Gediminas Tower. Vilnius. Lithuania
Lithuania. Vilnius. Gediminas tower, restored in 20th century. Only remaining part of the Upper Castle

Vilnius, Lithuania - Stekliannaia Street
Vilnius, Lithuania - Stekliannaia (today Stikliu ) Street. Date: 1910

Red Army distributing Moscow newspapers after invasion of Po
Russian soldiers engaged in feeding the liberated Polish population with a plentiful supply of Bolshevik propaganda. The soldiers here are distributing Moscow newspapers to peasants near Vilna

Bolislas Kolyszko
Insurgent leader, captured and hanged by the Russians at Vilna on the orders of Muraviev

Vilna Cathedral, Lithuania

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