History
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Mykolaiv's first ship, illness at School No. 48, and world "gold": what made September 5 memorable
⚓️ On September 5 in Mykolaiv the first ship built in the city was launched — the 44-gun frigate "St. Nicholas". That…
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September 3 in Mykolaiv: a yacht club, a destroyed church, and a champion from Korabelnyi
⛵️ On September 3, 1888, the Mykolaiv Yacht Club received its charter. Although archival documents show August 22 — that is the…
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Arrest of Lahuta, Project "Kyiv" and the birth of the hryvnia: what made September 2 memorable
📚 On September 2, 1937, in Mykolaiv the local historian and educator Mykola Lahuta was arrested for the second time. A few…
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The first combine harvesters, an aircraft-carrying cruiser, and the stadium of School No. 48: what made September 1 memorable in Mykolaiv
🏭 On September 1, 1932, the Mykolaiv plant "Plow and Hammer" produced the first two-row sugar-beet harvesters, and 22 years later a…
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Submarine, airline and caracal: what made August 31 memorable for Mykolaiv
⚓️ On 31 August 1931 Mykolaiv shipbuilders launched the submarine L-4 "Garibaldiets". The same day the local historical chronicle recorded the opening…
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From Hlazovyi's Humor to Korabelnyi's Pain: Notable Events on August 30
📚 On 30 August 1922, Pavlo Hlazovyi — the future classic of Ukrainian humor — was born in the Mykolaiv region. On…
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Kysliakivka, Yukhymivka and Sviato-Troitske: how three villages became the village Lymany
The modern Lymany once did not appear on maps at all. In their place stood three separate villages — Kyslyakivka, Yukhymivka, and…
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The 1,000th ship, 16 missiles and the Heroes' Memorial: what made August 29 memorable for Mykolaiv
⚓️ On 29 August 1964 the ship "Mykolaiv" was completed in Mykolaiv; local chronicles call it the thousandth ship built in the…
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Three barges from "Okean", +38.5°C and the first 5,000 m³ of water: what made August 28 memorable in Mykolaiv
⚓️ On August 28, the "Okean" plant launched three barges at once, and Mykolaiv shipbuilders launched a cruiser that later ended up…
