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JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Petition from Józef Montwiłł to the Vilnius City Authorities for permission to build a single-storey brick dwelling house on his plot of land at the corner of Šaltinių St and Aguonų St.

Written document. Vilnius, 8 August 1896, in Russian.

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JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Front and end façades of brick house planned for Montwiłł’s plot of land at the corner of Šaltinių St and Aguonų St, cross-section, plans of the cellar, ground floor and the site.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. Vilnius, 24 August 1896, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 2860, fos 6–6a

The houses at the Aguonų St Colony had one storey, were long and had a gable roof. Each building had two dwellings with separate entrances. The dwellings contained one large room, two or three smaller ones, a kitchen and a cellar. The premises were heated by stoves and had no bathroom; WC fitted by the cellar steps.

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Façade, cross-section, plans of cellar, ground floor and site of Bolesław Wieliczko’s house on M. K. Čiurlionio St, Vilnius.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. Vilnius, 8 March 1897, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 2958, fos 3–3a

Construction work at the Pohulianka Colony began in Spring, 1897. The Land Bank most likely purchased the almost vacant 1.7 hectare plot of land between what are now Čiurlionio, Jovaro and Basanavičiaus Streets and sold plots to various people.

The householders were: Bolesław Wieliczko, Ludwik Kazimierz Karpowicz, Józef Wierzbicki, Paweł Załęski, Bogdanowicz, Malinowski, Wiktor Godlewski, Dowiakowski, Bogdan Połoński, Count Kodź, Józef Montwiłł, W. Kątkowski.

Thes were two- and single storey houses. Each householder had an enclose 0.1-0.12 ha plot of land with a garden and vegetable garden.

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Façade, cross-section, plans of cellar, ground floor and site of Paweł Załęski’s house on M. K. Čiurlionio St, Vilnius.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. Vilnius, 12 March 1897, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 2961, fos 3–4

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Façade, cross-section, plans of cellar, ground floor and site of Ludwik Kazimierz Karpowicz’s house on M. K. Čiurlionio St, Vilnius.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. Vilnius, 1 April 1897, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 2959, fos 3–3a

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Façade, cross-section, plans of cellar, ground floor and site of Bogdan Połoński’s house on Jovaro St, Vilnius.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. Vilnius, 14 June 1897, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 3011, fos 3–3a

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Façade, cross-section, plans of cellar, ground floor and site of Wiktor Godlewski’s house on Jovaro St, Vilnius.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. Vilnius, 14 June 1897, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 3010, fos 2a–3

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Façade, cross-section, plans of cellar, ground floor and site of Józef Wierzbicki’s house on M. K. Čiurlionio St, Vilnius.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. 18 July Vilnius, 1897, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 2960, fos 3–3a

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Façades, cross-sections, plans of cellars, ground and first floors, and site of Józef Montwiłł’s two-storey brick house on Jono Basanavičiaus St, Vilnius.

Drafted by the architect Władysław Stypułkowski.

Sketch. Vilnius, 13 August 1897, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 3056, fos 3–3a

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Plan for a one-storey annexe with balconies and an iron fence on the plot belonging to Natalia Laskowska between Mogiliovo, Balstogės ir Vitebsko Streets, Vilnius.

Drafted by the engineer August Klein. Vilnius, 24 August 1900, in Russian.

LVIA, f. 938, ap. 4, b. 3561, l. 3

The Rasos Colony was built very quickly in four years (1898–1902 m.). In 1900 most houses were already fitted out. The Rasos householders were: Michał Piotrowicz, Bolesław Brzeziński, Emilian Czeczys, Bolesław Medeksza, Jan Świrski, the furniture maker Antoni Iwaszkiewicz, Gabriel Radziewicz, Władysław Kondratowicz, Dominik Cywiński, Kazimierz Cytowicz, Wiktoria Samulewicz, Adam Bielski, Karol Antoszewski, Zygmunt Zubkowski, Konstanty Waszkiewicz, Karol Winkiewicz, Natalia Laskowska, Fr Karol Lubianiec et al.

JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Publication drafted by the Vilnius Dwellings’ Fitment Society on standard sizes of doors and windows.

Printed material. Printed at the Józef Zawadzki Press in Vilnius, end of the first decade of the 20 cent., in Polish.

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JUOZAPAS MONTVILA [JÓZEF MONTWIŁŁ] – THE GREAT PHILANTHROPIST (LVIA)

Plan of the Lukiškės Colony in Vilnius. It comprises 22 houses set out in a rough triangle with 5 houses facing Lukiškės Square, 10 houses in Kražiai Alley and 7 in Kražiai Street.

Owners of the Lukiškės Colony houses: Wacław Michniewicz (on 16 May 1913 this house was sold to Countess Helena Umiastowska), Paweł Kończa, Władysław Malinowski, Konrad Niedziałkowski (No. 15), Franciszek Walicki (No. 16), Czesław Byliński, Gustaw Szenfeld, Adam Piłsudski (No. 9), Kazimierz Wilczewski, Stanisław Jarocki (No. 7), Stanisław Szulc, Witold Abramowicz, Józef Folijewski, Elżbieta Kleczkowska, Marian and Antoni Łapin, Stanisław Budny, E. Kaczyńska, Arnold Berg, Aleksander Żostowt, Józef Parczewski, Paweł Wrześniowski.
Sketch. Vilnius, 17 March 1911, in Russian.

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