The name of Svobody Street can be translated as Freedom Street.
It starts from Lenin Street near the train station.
The water tower is a good landmark in Svobody Street.
Further ahead the street meets Kirov Street.
One of local high schoolsIn summer, there are plenty of flowers in front of the school.
Colorado spruces can be seen in front of the school. Teachers made a lot for landscaping the area around the school. In the eastern
direction, at the end of the street, a provender mill is seen. It is one of the biggest in Belarus.
The wall features a nice sgraffito, presenting the historic background of the town.
War memorial. Left the mill is seen on the opposite river bank.
War memorial.
There is a place of grief in the street. That is a War memorial commemorating numerous innocent atrocities among the local population mostly the Jews who were killed here during WW2.
The place is on the edge of the old municipal cemetery. You can find the Memorial near the mill after crossing the Zhabinka River cemetery.
