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

Alvydas (50): When my then-future wife was studying in Kaunas Polytechnic Institute, we would often walk around the Oakwood Park...

The funniest part was to spin circles around the monument with my Nikon, which was used but still great.

Audronė: „Prie Neries nevyko nieko įdomaus.

Liucija: I arrived from the sea coast to study in Vilnius.

Gercas: "Basically, all amateur activities had to go through a selection process.

Judita: "When I was young I used to live with my custodian in M.

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

The first building of Garrison Officers' club during the Interwar period was in a two-storey building designed by an unknown architect at the corner of Laisvės Alėja and A.

Fruma: "My first childhood memories connected to Kaunas are very warm.

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

Robertas Antinis: Orbita was a superb club. It was special.

Eugenija: "I remember, when they destroyed Stalin’s monument.

D.B.: Even though that for most residents of Kaunas, Picture Gallery seems as located in a Bermuda triangle, to me it has probably become a symbolic place, where I made the decision about my profession.

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

Raimonda Pauzienė (51): [In Juozas Naujalis Music School] everyone was trained to be a musician.

Eugenija: "I lived nearby.

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