Тернопіль

Вулиця Валова

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Вулиця Валова - одна з найстаріших в Тернополі. На ній майже всі будівлі є пам'ятками архітектури місцевого значення, а будинку № 12, 14 і 16 за їх схожість називають "близнюками". Вулицю зображували в картинах, фільмах і згадували в поетичних і прозових творах.

Зараз вулиця Валова - пішохідна і є важливим культурним центром в місті.

Вулиця Валова - одна з найстаріших в Тернополі. На ній майже всі будівлі є пам'ятками архітектури місцевого значення, а будинку № 12, 14 і 16 за їх схожість називають "близнюками". Вулицю зображували в картинах, фільмах і згадували в поетичних і прозових творах.

Зараз вулиця Валова - пішохідна і є важливим культурним центром в місті.

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ІСТОРІЯ

The street arose at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, when in its place the old rampart that had surrounded Ternopol from the 1540s was dismantled. The fortifications were leveled and covered, but it gave the name to the street.

In September 1859, a “lower” real school was opened on Valovaya, which was later reorganized into the Higher. In 1901, the Higher Real School moved to the premises on modern Copernicus Street, and the Franz Joseph I. Ukrainian State Gymnasium started operating on Valovaya. Later, the Slovak School was located in the gymnasium. Since June 1941, the museum of local lore worked in the same place, but the building already in the 1970s was declared damaged and demolished, and in its place the premises of the current department of the National Police of Ukraine in the Ternopil region were built.

After the fighting in 1944, most of the Valovaya houses survived: the old paving stones (renovated in 2012), in some places - pre-war doors, forged railings and stucco molding on the walls, survived. On the wall of house number 9 there is a mysterious abbreviation TSD, which so far has not been able to decipher.
In 2012, Valovaya Street was restored: the facades of houses, old cobblestones, sewers were updated and lanterns were installed along the street.

In September 1859, a “lower” real school was opened on Valovaya, which was later reorganized into the Higher. In 1901, the Higher Real School moved to the premises on modern Copernicus Street, and the Franz Joseph I. Ukrainian State Gymnasium started operating on Valovaya. Later, the Slovak School was located in the gymnasium. Since June 1941, the museum of local lore worked in the same place, but the building already in the 1970s was declared damaged and demolished, and in its place the premises of the current department of the National Police of Ukraine in the Ternopil region were built.

After the fighting in 1944, most of the Valovaya houses survived: the old paving stones (renovated in 2012), in some places - pre-war doors, forged railings and stucco molding on the walls, survived. On the wall of house number 9 there is a mysterious abbreviation TSD, which so far has not been able to decipher.
In 2012, Valovaya Street was restored: the facades of houses, old cobblestones, sewers were updated and lanterns were installed along the street.