An attested historical monument, the building was constructed in the second half of the 19th century by the Greek merchant Ilie Lichiardopol. After 1940, Teodor Lichiardopol, the heir, sold the building to the Ministry of Public Instruction to be used as a school. According to accounts from notable figures in Tulcea, in the upstairs hall with mural paintings, the documents for the transfer of Dobrogea to the Romanian authorities were signed on November 18, 1878.
At the beginning of the 1980s, the building was abandoned, which contributed to its deterioration. It was restored and reinforced between 1987 and 1989 by ICAPA Tulcea, which became S.C. Comcereal S.A. – Tulcea branch, after 1990. Currently, the house is privately owned and is in an advanced state of decay.
Guess I can remove that part from the description for the sake of approval.
Thank you for the heads up. Navigating this AI system has been more frustrating than i would have thought.
I think the main photo probably just looks like a random street scene to the ML model. I don’t have a suggestion for a different crop or focal point, however. This may be one you have to appeal.
No I am nominating the whole thing, but that too is also very important because that small door + gate format was a staple of those times.
I had another submission that reused the same picture if that’s what you are thinking about
