[BOLOGOJE - family and friends posed for a commemorative photograph]. 1904/1905....

[BOLOGOJE - family and friends posed for a commemorative photograph]. 1904/1905. photograph form. 12x17 cm on backing form. 13x18 cm, of unknown authorship.
Photo glued on cardboard backing. On the back a detailed list of people written in pencil : "Bologoye, 1904-5 / on the balcony: Michalina Lande, Anna Zakrzewska / top row: Jerzy Lande, Dłuski jr., Kostecki, his cousin, Świderski, Michal Lande, Kostecki's cousin II / bottom row: p. Ganter, Zygmunt Zaremba, Matilda Ganter, Aleks. Wierzbiłowicz, Erazm Dłuski, Aleks. Nalepinski / at the very bottom: Jan Szymkiewicz". Good condition.
Bologoye - a town located in western Russia on the territory of Tver Oblast, the administrative center of Bologoye District, 164 km northwest of Tver. The first mention of the town dates back to 1495 and is accepted as the date of its founding. The name was adopted from the neighboring lake of the same name, and means blissful. In 1851, a railroad station was built here on the Moscow-Sankt Petersburg line, and later a second railroad line, Rybinsk-Pskov-Vindava, was brought here. The development of the village, mainly related to the railroad, began and in 1926 Bologoye became a city. (Wikipedia).