Gintaras: Žalgiris Stadium was not only a place of sports events; people were also interested in the shows by stunt drivers from Czechoslovakia.

Justė: Miesto Sodas always stirs a little rebel in me.

Alvydas: Some time ago, before the monument for Darius and Girėnas, there was a “singing fountain”.

In December, 2018 The lions that are protecting the entrance to Vytautas Magnus War Museum commemorate their 85th anniversary.

Neringa: In childhood, our parents would bring us to Vytauto Park.

Rimantas: “This photo of my daughter Edita is taken in 1963, when she was 3.5-years-old.

Petras Vileišis Square (or Smėlynė, as it was called by the residents of Kaunas) was a place famous for horse racing.

Laumė café that was working during the Soviet times was famous for its good coffee and sweets but the most important thing there was the sense of community.

Audronė: „Prieplaukos krantinę vadindavom cimbruvka.

Tadas Ivanauskas High School

Eglė: Hens running across the yard, pigs being farmed behind the house and the old horse of Kaunas silently sitting in the garage...

Gintaras Vitulskis: These pictures are from the 1930s: in one of them, there is a festive formation of yachtsmen (or maybe sea scouts) captured as seen from Aleksotas, and the other one with Aleksotas in the background. In 1932, the yacht club was established next to Aleksotas bridge in a building floating on a pontoon platform, the so called brandwacht.

The ice rink in front of the State Institute of Physical Education was a favourite place for the youth of Žaliakalnis

Alvydas Vaitkevičius: I found this picture at booksellers next to Merkurijus without any inscriptions or signs...

Writer Markas Zingeris: for me as a child, Laisvės Avenue was both freedom and a promise.

Aleksandra: “I lived just next to Laisvės Alėja.

Asija: “When the family got too big, we received a room in Laisvės Ave.

Neringa: Yesterday, while driving from Vilnius to Kaunas, I saw the “new” sign of the city of Kaunas and realized that the old sign was a really special place.

Alma: It is very nice to remember how people would gather in the Oakwood Park.

(Operating from 2011 to 2013).