Restored 19th-century houses and windmill in Taras Shevchenkos homeland

Restored 19th-century houses and windmill in Taras Shevchenkos homeland

CHERKASY REGION, UKRAINE - OCTOBER 25, 2024 - Showpieces are displayed at the Taras Shevchenko Literary and Memorial Museum situated in the estate of Taras Shevchenkos parents where the Ukrainian poet and painter used to live from 1815 till 1829 in Shevchenkove village, Cherkasy region, central Ukraine.

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