2. Artek. The children live in summer cottages and tents, spread out along the shore of the Black Sea. The rooms and halls in the cottages are bright and cozy.
Tbilisi, Capital of Soviet Georgia/ 8. The State Art Museum in Tbilisi. Preserved here are the best works of Georgian national art./ Photo by S. Friedlyand/ No. 42932
Tbilisi, Capital of Soviet Georgia/ 16. Tbilisi has many new public parks and gardens. Here is a view of the Stalin Park./ Photo by S. Friedlyand/ No. 42931
This map can be found on page 87 of Baedeker's Handbook. This particular copy was made accessible by the Getty Research Institute and HathiTrust. Click here to read the catalog entry.
The plans in this collection are annotated and tagged in the…