Konstantinas: “My childhood passed here, about 80 years ago.

Irina: “My dad is Russian.

Rūta: "In the spring, 1958 we said our goodbyes to Kaunas VI Secondary School.

Rimantas Viedrynaitis: “I was born in Kaunas, the Jewish Hospital.

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

Memories about Oakwood Park by people of Kaunas.

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

Gintaras: In Vilniaus Street, next to the underground passage, there is a building with niches, in which three little sculptures were placed.

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

Lolita: "Gimiau ir augau Kauko alėjoje (kai gimiau, ji tuo metu dar vadinosi S.

Siegfried: “Just at the outskirts of Kaunas, I was dug up by locomotive firemen and picked up like some kitten.

Elena: "While drinking my morning tea, I read an article about the old Kaunas movie theatres:" It's incredible, but today in Kaunas, out of almost 40 old movie theatres, only one had survived and is still operating.

Jolita: My grandparents lived "on the hill", in Vilijampolė.

Lili Kristina Vaičekauskaitė-Čepauskienė (2014): Everyone on the same lion !

Neringa: In childhood, our parents would bring us to Vytauto Park.

Gabrielė: Early morning.

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

Liucija: I remember, when my friend and I, we would go to the Picture Gallery to visit the exhibitions.

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

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