A picture from the photo collection of photographer Sándor Bauer who was the photo reporter of the Hungarian Film Office (belonged to MTI) as of 1946, and the employee of magazine Vendéglátás as of 1957. His legacy is about 20 thousand photos, mainly in negative.

Istvántelki Főműhely (main workshop of Istvántelek) was once one of the most important railway vehicle repair workshops in Hungary. The main workshop in Istvántelek is located in a part of the 4th district of Budapest, and has a separate stop. Today, most of the halls were demolished; what was not, the weeds proliferate there. From the railway era, only the engine barn and the locomotive workshop remained. After the war, there was work in the workshop then named Jenő Landler Vehicle Repair, although it decreased with the displacement of steam locomotives. Fewer and fewer people worked at the workshop, and later the idea arose that Landler Vehicle Repair would take over the role of the Northern Workshop, but this was later discarded, and since then, unfortunately, the Northern Workshop has also ceased to exist.

A picture from the photo collection of photographer Sándor Bauer who was the photo reporter of the Hungarian Film Office (belonged to MTI) as of 1946, and the employee of magazine Vendéglátás as of 1957. His legacy is about 20 thousand photos, mainly in negative.

A tram in front of the City Council's building in Nyíregyháza. In 1911, tram traffic started within the city of Nyíregyháza. The tram fleet continued to grow in the 1920s with the conversion of motor cars. On the light rail between the transhipment station (MÁV Bérház) and Bessenyei Square (today Heroes' Square) there was more frequent tram traffic (around 10 minutes). On Bessenyei Square, it was possible to change to trams in the direction of Sóstó, which ran less frequently. However, despite the large passenger traffic, the forced motorization in the 1960s meant the end of tram transport in Nyíregyháza, due to cheap fuel. The last tram rolled through the city on 31 May, 1969. Today, those interested can nostalgize on an exhibited tram on the Heroes' Square.

András Veres's photo documentation on the Roman Catholic church of Varbóc. The church was built by the catholic population of Varbóc in the honour of the Blessed Virgin in 1952.

House in Szendrőlád. Photo from the Folk Building Collection of Herman Ottó Museum of Miskolc, copy.

House in Szendrőlád. Photo from the Folk Building Collection of Herman Ottó Museum of Miskolc, copy.

House in Szendrőlád. Photo from the Folk Building Collection of Herman Ottó Museum of Miskolc, copy.

Két fej piros muskátlit ábrázoló, színes képeslap Horváth Erzsébetnek Lentibe (Bánffi u. 8.) címezve. Rajta 20 filléres bélyeggel (Ganz Vagon Szerelőműhely, Budapest). 1952. április 22.

Barnított képeslap: Ukk - öt részletfotó: Községháza, Hitelszövetkezet, r. k. templom, Földmívesszövetkezet, utcarészlet. Pb.: 1952. ápr. 10. Kiadja: Özv. Horváth Richárdné, lev. lapkiadó, Budapest.