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Signed on the back: “Young Maria Pavlivna Yurkevych.” 1930s. Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

Ivan Mihaychuk, who immigrated in 1901, beside his home in Arbakka. Stuartburn. Canada. 1921. Oseredok

Liudmyla Morozova on the belfry of St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Cathedral in Kyiv. 1934. Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

Signed on the back: “Oleh Lashchenko with his sister Halyna and mother. 1930s? Behind them is Serhii Shovheniv, Olena Teliha’s brother.” Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

N. Pankiw’s apiary (bees). St. Norbert (or Dufrost MB). Canada. 1923. Oseredok

Mykola Plaviuk. 1975(?). Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

Mykola Plaviuk among the students of the school of commerce (to the left of the head master). Sniatyn. 1943. Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

Mykola Plaviuk (first on the left) and Andriy Melnyk (fifth on the left), head of the OUN, among the delegates of The Congress of UNO of Canada. Toronto. 1957. Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

Mykola Plaviuk at the ceremony of Oleh Olzhych memorial opening. Chernivtsi. 1994. Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

Left to right: Patriarch Filaret (Denysenko) of Kyiv (Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Kyiv Patriarchate), Director of Oleh Olzhych Library Oleksandr Kucheruk, PhD Dmytro Stepovyk and Mykola Plaviuk near St. Michael Golden-Domed Cathedral. Kyiv. 1995. Museum of Ukrainian Diaspora

Plum Ridge School District, first public school built by Ukrainian settlers in Manitoba in 1898 (originally known as Galicia School District (1898-1903)). Pleasant Home. Canada. 1930. Oseredok

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