(Photographs copyrighted by Rich and Gayla Aspenleiter)
Even though Freudental was once a German village, it is now a Ukrainian village and inhabited by Ukrainians. The foundations of many of the houses and wells still standing were built by our German people.
Sign coming into Freudental |
200th anniversary memorial in Freudental |
Street in Freudental |
![]() Freudental local market (crowded as kids from school were there for lunch snacks) |
![]() Brunnen (old German well) |
![]() Prior German home of Gottlieb Schlecht |
![]() Grapes in Freudental |
![]() Front view of the old German school |
![]() Side view of old German school (now a hospital) |
![]() Freudental cemetery - very few German headstones left |
![]() German headstone (unreadable) in Ukrainian section of cemetery |
![]() Cellar of prior Abel home |