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Kaunas Central Post Office
Kauno centrinis paštas
General information
Type	Post office
Architectural style	National style, Functionalism, Modern
Location	Kaunas, Lithuania
Address	Laisvės alėja 102
Coordinates	54°53′53″N 23°54′16″E / 54.89806°N 23.90444°E / 54.89806; 23.90444
Groundbreaking	1930
Completed	1932
Cost	~1,750,000 litas
Technical details
Material	Masonry (brick)
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Feliksas Vizbaras

Kaunas Central Post Office ( Lithuanian: Kauno centrinis paštas) is a former post office headquarters in Kaunas, Lithuania, which is one of the most notable buildings from the period when Kaunas was the temporary capital of Lithuania. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Gallery

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  The building in 1930
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  Interior
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  Interior
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  Interior
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  Lithuanian stamp (2011)

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