Our team

Milda Kruopienė

Historian, the project’s idea author.

“A street name and a house number – what could be more prosaic? At the same time, a simple house number can lead to a deeper exploration of the past. This map is a great opportunity for the city’s history lovers to join forces, collect the widely scattered data, and make it easily accessible to everyone interested in Vilnius’ past. Together, we can pave the way for new and meaningful discoveries of the city’s history.”

Julija Jasinskaja

Heritage researcher, educator.

“History becomes alive when we can connect it to a specific place – a street, a house, a yard. This map is a way to bring the past to life and make it easily accessible for both researchers and curious residents. I believe that with our joint efforts, the map will quickly be completed. And when someone finds a hundred-year-old postcard with the address ul. Zarzeczna 12, they will be able to find out where that house is now in just two clicks. A real joy of discovery!”

Evita Gasytė

Museum archivist.

“History doesn’t live only in archives – it’s embedded in the city’s streets, buildings, and addresses. Each address is a key to the past, telling stories of people, changes, and eras that no longer exist. This map will help reconstruct the layers of Vilnius’ history by connecting old and modern addresses into a single interactive space. It’s important to me that the city’s past is easily accessible not only to researchers but to everyone seeking their connection to Vilnius.”

Co-creators of “Adresų istorija”

Monika G.

Editing the English version of the website

Aušra L.

Tester.

Virginija R.

Tester.

Gytė Š.

Tester.

Severija S.

Tester.

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