Mezhova. The Railway Station and the Station Settlement

Mezhova station of the Lyman division of the Donetsk Railway is located in the settlement of the same name in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

 

Mezhova railway station

The Mills of the Dnipropetrovsk Region. Needed or Not?

The first steam mills appeared on the territory of Ukraine at the end of the 19th century. Most often they were built by foreign specialists using European technologies and were equipped with a steam boiler and machinery of foreign manufacture. The flour was produced of a finer grind than at water- and wind-powered structures. Merchants and landowners approached the construction of flour-milling enterprises not only from a practical point of view; they adorned the buildings with architectural decorative elements.

 

Pavlohrad. The former 4th-class mill with a production capacity of 625 thousand poods of finished output per year. Now an administrative and residential building

The Results of 2021: Travel and Toil Overcome All

Why should we take stock? Lately, we have all felt how plans collapse and forecasts fail to come true for certain reasons beyond our control. So we need to revise our schedules, our programme, and our approach to planning, and move towards realising our ideas. In the passing year of 2021, not all of our escapades came off, but we did not sit still, and discoveries, riddles, and achievements lay in wait at every step. A hike is a step out of your comfort zone, a sudden downpour, waiting for a delayed suburban train in a 17-degree frost, and even an electric shock from an accidental touch of an electric-fence wire. Every outing is always a sense of novelty and the conquest of a new summit — a chalk cliff in Bilokuzmynivka

 

Bilokuzmynivka, Donetsk region. Chalk cliffs

Mezhova. The Museum of Local History

Since childhood we have heard that he who does not know his past is not worthy of his future. The future will come in any case, but what will it be like for each of us? We are told that we must love our land and know the history of our native region, but exactly how to arrive at that is not explained very clearly. It is better to see once than to hear a hundred times, and visiting a museum is the best way to get acquainted with the historical past of your homeland, to learn about folk traditions, cultural heritage, national rites, and the culinary features of your native region. Museums are created precisely so that we can better recognise ourselves, our kin, and our roots. The People's Museum of Local History of the Mezhova area is housed in the House of Culture in the settlement of Mezhova, Dnipropetrovsk region.

 

Mezhova. House of Culture

Regional Train 826 Dnipro-Avdiivka. Without Changing

Ukrzaliznytsia continues to restore rail service in the front-line region. In December 2020, the "Maiak" train Kyiv-Avdiivka No. 135/136 made its first trip on the new route. In June, a new regional train was launched, No. 826 Dnipro - Avdiivka, which linked two neighbouring regions — Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk. The train runs along a railway whose construction began 140 years ago, in 1881. For almost a century and a half, the Katerynynska steel main line has remained an important railway stretch with heavy traffic.

Mezhova. The Land of Grain-Growers

There are on the map of our country small settlements that do not shine with tourist attractions, and few people know of them. But these villages and settlements have their own history, which is part of our common history. Let us look at how the working people live and the coming generation grows up in the urban-type settlement of Mezhova in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

Mezhova. Dnipropetrovsk region. The "Kolosok" (Ear of Grain) sign, erected in 1984 for the settlement's 100th anniversary

Wells. Their significance in human life

Wells are artificial structures, in the form of a bore in the surface of the earth, that have served people for many centuries to provide water.

A well in the village of Marshyntsi, Novoselytsia district, Chernivtsi region