Collection of Photographs from Jagielnica, Ukraine

Rinek [Main Square] (Jagielnica, the 1920’s)

A Postcard of the market square, the early 1920’s.
 
Original:  Kibbutz Chulda Archives

Identification:  Ruja (HENIG) Shtramer
 
From left to right, the houses in lighter tones:

1.  second door (two floors) – Rabbi ROSENZWEIG.  Third door: the MEISELS family

2. WEISINGER family

3. TEIBER family and shoe store

4. Door on the right:  the family of Shmuel KRUMAN and his wife Rachel (née Hornik)

Behind the lighter-toned houses, in a row of houses not shown in the picture, the HALITCHER and FALIK families.  The house on the right behind Kruman:  Necha’s Notions Shop (“Black Wedding”)
 
The shacks which appear in the center of the photograph were demolished in the mid-1930’s, a building with shops on the first floor and the Municipality (Magistrate) on the second floor was later built on this site.  (The Mayor was Lachovitch – a Ukrainian doctor)
 
The well was situated approximately where the horses are standing.
The path on the right – was paved in the 1930’s and called “Shtrus” (Yiddish), “Pilsudsky Street” (Polish).
 
On the hill – the tobacco factory, formerly the castle of the Graff Landskoroensky.  On the left, beyond the trees, the town Nagozhanka, and beyond it – the Graff’s new estate.

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(Before Mr. VARHAFTIG, the teacher, left the town.)
 
Originals:  Miriam Schneebaum (née REINMANN), Michal Zilberberg (Philo FREUD’s daughter)

Identification:  Shimke FINKELMAN
 
Center:  The Post Office, which alternatively served as a school house
On the left:  Ice cream kiosk belonging to Leibish STOLER (sign: “Lody”).

On the right:  The teacher, Notte VARHAFTIG – standing,  wearing a white cap.

The house on the right:  The HUTTERER family house.
The policeman – Tishlevich
In back, on the right – the dome of the Ukrainian church.

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Original:  Wisia Freud

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Photo of Wisia Freud and Hanche Hochman – on the bridge (1938)

On the left:  Wisia Freud - On the right:  Hanche Hochman

Avi Scheebaum comments: " Photo shows the scale and nature of
the fondly remembered bridge over the river."

Original:  Held by Wisia Freud

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