Memorial medal dedicated to Dnipro railway station
Craftsmen from Dnipro created a commemorative medal to mark the 75th anniversary of the Dnipro-Main railway station. The station, which opened on November 3, 1951, was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt after the war. During the full-scale invasion, it has been constantly subjected to enemy attacks.
On November 3, the Dnipro-Main railway station celebrated its 75th anniversary, which took place in 1951. The first railway station in Dnipro was opened in 1884, but it was destroyed in August 1941 during World War II.
After the end of the war, the station was rebuilt according to the design of Alexei Duzkin. The ceremonial opening of the renovated station took place on November 3, 1951.
Craftsmen from the National Union of Artists in Artistic Metal created a special commemorative medal to mark the anniversary of the station. According to the head of the union, Tetyana Titskaya, the medal is made of brass, its diameter is 50 millimeters. The medal features special engraving.
During the full-scale war, the railway station in Dnipro is constantly suffering from attacks by the enemy.