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Galatz


Private and public buildings    EN

Author: ARDELEANU KONSTANTIN
Descriptions of buildings EN

A Google map with the geographical position of these representative buildings is available at the address:

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=znS5xG06oJyQ.kVp23BodQiCw

List:

Name

Date of construction

Address

Founder

Remarks

The “Mihai Eminescu” Municipal Park

1888–1890

Domnească St., General I. Lahovary St.

Municipality

–

The Grand Hotel (Galaţi City Hall)

1911–1912

Domnească St.

Ilie Climis

–

The Palace of Justice

(Administrative Headquarters of the Lower Danube University)

1912–1923

Domnească St.

Public authorities

–

The Lambrinidi House

1879–1880

Domnească St.

Epaminonda Lambrinidi

–

The Administrative Palace (The Prefecture)

1904–1907

Domnească St.

Public authorities

–

The Gheorghiade House

1880

Domnească St.

Gheorghe Gheorghiade

–

The Balş House

1850s?

Domnească St.

Balş Family

–

The Plesnilă House

1900s

Domnească St.

Costache G. Plesnilă

–

The Auschnitt House

1900s

Domnească St.

Ilie Climis

–

The Macri House

1909–1911

Domnească St.

Alexandru Cernat

–

“Notre Dame de Sion” Institute

1890s

Domnească St.

The Congregation of Catholic Nuns Notre Dame de Sion

–

The Episcopal Palace

1898–1900

Domnească St.

The Lower Danube Bishopric

–

The Public Garden

1846

Domnească St., V. Alecsandri St.

Public authorities

–

The Palace of the European Commission of the Danube

1893–1896

Mihai Bravu St.

European Commission of the Danube

–

The Robescu House

1896–1897

Mihai Bravu St.

Gheorghe Constantin Robescu

–

The Costache Negri House

1860s

Mihai Bravu St.

Costache Negri

–

The “Vasile Alecsandri” National College

1888–1890

Nicolae Bălcescu St.

Public authorities

–

The Cuza Vodă House

19th century

Al. I. Cuza St.

Cuza Family

–

The Ţinc House

1900

Eroilor St.

Constantin Ţinc

–

The “Costache Negri” Teacher Training College

1898–1902

Brăilei St.

Public authorities

–

The Palace of Navigation

1912

Portului St.

Public authorities

–

The Post Office Palace

1906–1908

General I. Lahovary St.

Public authorities

–


References

Websites:

The official site of the Direction for Culture and Patrimony of Galaţi County

http://www.galati.djc.ro

The official site of the “V. A. Urechia” Departmental Library

http://www.bvau.ro

Website on old houses from Galaţi

http://casecareplang-in-galati.blogspot.ro/

Archival sources:

Serviciul Judeţean Galaţi al Arhivelor Naţionale (The National Archives, Galaţi Branch), Primăria oraşului Galaţi (The Municipality of Galaţi), files starting with 1831.

Bibliography:

Bodea, Valentin, Monumente istorice şi de arhitectură din oraşul Galaţi din a doua jumătate a secolului al XIX-lea – prima jumătate a secolului al XX-lea [Historical and Architectural Monuments in the City of Galaţi from the Second Half of the 19th Century – the First Half of the 20th Century], vol. 1–3 (Galaţi: Pax Aura Mundi, 2009–2014).

Pacu, Moise N., Cartea Judeţului Covurlui. Note geografice, istorice şi în deosebi statistice [The Book of Covurlui County. Geographical, Historical and Mainly Statistical Notes] (Bucharest: Stabilimentul Grafic I. V. Socecu, 1891).

Păltănea, Paul, Istoria oraşului Galaţi de la origini până la 1918 [The History of Galaţi from Its Beginnings to 1918], second edition, edited by Eugen Drăgoi (Galaţi: Editura Partener, 2008).

Stoica, Corneliu, Dragomir, I. T., Brudiu, Mihalache, Muzee şi monumente gălăţene [Museums and Monuments of Galaţi] (Galaţi: Comitetul pentru Cultură şi Educaţie Socialistă, 1974).

Stoica, Corneliu, Monumente de artă plastică din judeţul Galaţi [Monuments of Plastic Arts from Galaţi County] (Galaţi: Editura Şcoala Gălăţeană, 2003).


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