Old pictures of Ghazaravan

c. 1918

Armen Garo (Garegin Vastrmachyan)

1912

Participants of the celebration of the anniversary of the invention of the pen

1963

Aram Khachatryan with Archbishop Pztikyan and students of the seminary at Venetian St in Ghazar

1905

St. Theotokos Monastery in Karmravor

1895

Martiros Saryan mr. With Khachatryan

1930

Residential house in Old Yerevan

1963

Old Yerevan Street Scene

1917

Hero of the Battle of Sardarapat, commander of the 5th Rifle Regiment

1949

Av.Isahakyan, M. Arazin, N. Zaryan with a group of young writers in Yerevan

1957

Funeral of Avetik Isahakyan

1955

Avetik Isahakyan and Silva Kaputikyan

1920

Conservatory leaders in Yerevan in 1920

1955

Avetik Isahakyan's House-Museum

1957

Sculptors at the time of creation of Avetik Isahakyan's death mask

1952

Victory Bridge

1918

Shops attached to the Ovshar caravan

1916

Jrkir in Yerevan

1920

Ovjar Caravan

1918

Commander-staff-captain of the Armenian Corps suicide squad Tachat Hovakimyan at Sardarapat

1925

Members of the ensemble of the People's Orchestra of the Yerevan Radio Committee

1925

Nansen Committee in Yerevan

1919

First anniversary of the Battle of Sardarapat

1920

Building of the Revolutionary Committee (Hegommi)

1904

Building of the Hripsime Women's Gymnasium in Yerevan

1940

The building of Yerevan hospital №1

1920

Hovhannes Kajaznuni lives in his apartment

1920

Lord Sahak Simoni Ter-Sahakyan

1937

Demolition work of the Church of the Holy Theotokos

1967

Marshal Hovhannes Baghramyan holds the sword of Zoravar Andranik

1919

Armenian soldiers detaining Armenian army officers

1862

Blue Mosque

1955

Kilikia brewery building

1868

Old Yerevan

1925

Entrance to the old bathhouse

1916

Hrazdan River, Yerevan

1973

Aram Khachatryan in Yerevan

1930

Hovhannes Kajaznuni

1920

Yerevan Mechanical Factory and Yard

1897

Melik-Aghamalyan Palace

1969

Martiros Saryan while painting Komitas

1892

Yerevan Grand Hotel on Berd Street

1920

State Theater (later G. Sundukyan Building)

1913

Komitas Vardapeti's Gusa four-part choir in the courtyard of the Petit Champs Winter Theatre