Lviv's Ghost Signs, Part II
I love to post about ghost signs and fortunately I've come across quite a few more of them in Lviv since I wrote my first post about them almost three years. Here's more from my collection. Some have already been painted over but others are still being liberated from the covering plaster. "Maka Grys i Owies" (Flour, Grits, and Oats) Probably says "lakier(y)" (varnish) On one of the buildings that used to comprise Jan Lewinski's factory. Sadly, this is one of the one's that has been painted over: Wekslarski Sq. (the name of the square before 1939 - currenty Koliyivshchyna Sq.) probably "fasola" (beans) These two are located in entranceways: A lovely ghost sign on a beautifully dilapidated house "Fryzjer" (hairdresser) Stripes designated stores run by Ukrainians or Jews Ghost sign liberation (progress over the course of the last fe