Lviv Museum of Religion hosts a new exhibition called Lviv Jews between the World Wars. Exhibits include old photographs of Lviv, among them some well known images of Lviv synagogues that were destroyed during WW2. On the display is also a small machine for making matza, a Hebrew typewriter and clippings from several old Polish newspapers featuring articles on Jewish subjects. Some old photographs show schoolchildren and senior students in various activities, such as summer camps, lessons in tailoring, etc. High quality of some photos captures the smallest details in the photos taken over 70 years ago.