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A photo of the central square in Plovdiv provoked many comments on the social network Facebook. In the group “Photo Plovdiv” a shot was uploaded, which is said to have been made in the distant 1970s.
Here is part of the discussion among consumers:
God, how memoryless we are … I was not born, but the richness in architecture and history of the first 3 buildings is memorable, and we … how memorable we are …
Two different incompatible styles of architecture – the right misunderstanding still rises, unlike the beautiful jewelry on the left. Sad …
– If you know how much time and effort the then “rulers” used in their madness to destroy these magnificent architectural and historical buildings. I was already in 7th grade and on the way to school I watched in horror as they collapsed. And for a long time my father did not want to walk in the square, he was so devastated, but only at home there was talk of these outrages. Otherwise ….
– It seems to me that next to the house Kudoglu (which has a roof) there is another beautiful building, which they began to destroy. Someone had mentioned that there was a whole neighborhood at the site of the excavations in front of Trimontium. In fact, now that you think about it, the word “excavation” is synonymous with Plovdiv. But looking at these unknown photographs, the city’s rulers have destroyed the most beautiful and meaningful buildings over the years, and have now stopped clearing the corpses of most tobacco warehouses (which have been dangerous since the 1980s) under the pretext of architectural value. It is good that these are photos to evaluate in terms of time, value.
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