A few year ago, I came across this ghost sign when only a small part was visible. Fortunately, the rest of the sign was recently liberated:
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SIECZKARNIE
KULTYWATORY
MŁOCARNIE
KIERATY
CHAFF-CUTTERS
TILLERS
THRESHERS
HORSE MILLS
It seems at some point this space sold farming machinery, though I haven’t been able to find any details about this so uncertain when. These signs look different from the ones found on this old photograph of the building.
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The building was built in 1911. At first it was a “Catholic House,” affiliated with St. Anna’s Church which is located near it. In the interwar period it housed the Small City Theater. After the war, it was a theater of musical comedy. In 1946 the building was given to the Carpathian Military District. It is currently the Lesia Ukrayinka Lviv Drama Theater.