Literary Display
The literary display is housed in a building constructed between 1923-1925 for the Polish entrepreneur Antoni Uwiera. It is a two-storey neo-classicist building. The project was designed by Lviv architect Ivan Bahensky. In the early 1990s, the building was given to the museum for administrative purposes and as a venue for the literary display.
The display was set up in 2006 in honour of the 150th anniversary of the writer's birth.
With the help of books, pictures, documents and works of art the life story of Ivan Franko is told – as writer, translator, scientist, social and political activist.
"The Greatness of Writer"...
More than 500 publications of Ivan Franko's works with a total print run of almost 15 million copies have been made in Ukraine. The... read more
"Childhood and Youth Years...
The hall presents pictures, documents, and autobiographical stories, which help us learn about childhood and school years of Ivan... read more
"Ivan Franko and Universities...
The hall exhibits materials of the late 19th century: pictures of Lviv University where Ivan Franko studied (1875–1877, 1878–1879); of... read more
"Publishing Activities of Ivan...
The hall exhibits a wide variety of publications and publishing projects in which Ivan Franko was involved as editor or publisher.... read more
