This document provides a guided tour of important locations in Vilnius, Lithuania related to Andrew Sniadecki from 1797-1838. It features pictures and addresses of Vilnius University buildings where Sniadecki taught chemistry, the Collegium Medicum where the first lectures on chemistry and the first botanical garden were located, and the house where Sniadecki lived and died on Didžioji street. It also mentions the establishment of the first Institute of Vaccination and where the first issue of "Pavement News" was distributed.

1. Andrew Sniadecki in Vilnius
1797 – 1838:
a guided tour in pictures
© Dr. Birutė Railienė, 2017

2. Corr, Erin. Andre
Sniadecki.
In: Album de Vilnia.
Paris : [l’Editeur J.K.
Wilczyński]

3. • Vilnius university, central
building.
• Universiteto str. 3.

4. • Vilnius university Theatre
hall, also named as Jan and
Andrew Sniadecki hall.
• Universiteto str. 3, Vilnius

5. • Entrance to a courtyard of
Collegium medicum, where
first lectures of chemistry
for medical students were
given
• Pilies str. 22, Vilnius

6. • Collegium medicum
• Pilies str. 22, Vilnius

7. • Collegium medicum
courtyard, where the first
botanical garden was
established to grow medical
herbs for the lectures of
pharmacology
• Pilies str. 22, Vilnius

8. • Vilnius university
Department of chemistry .
• Volano str. 2, Vilnius

9. • Two heating stoves are still
here, where lectures of
chemistry were performed.
• Volano str. 2, Vilnius

10. • Prozor’s house – here
professors of Vilnius
university lived. Andrew
Sniadecki here lived and
died in 1838.
• Didžioji str. 1, Vilnius

11. Didžioji str. 1, Vilnius Didžioji str. 1, Vilnius

12. • Medical clynics
• Didžioji str. 10, Vilnius

13. • Institute of vaccination
established by Joseph Frank
in 1808. main field of
activities – vaccination,
bacteriology (1808–1918).
• Didžioji str. 22, Vilnius

14. • Vilnius municipality
building. In 1816 here on
the pavement first issue of
Pavement News was
“distributed” .
• Didžioji str. 31, Vilnius

15. • Institute of maternity
• Vilniaus str. 22, Vilnius

16. Aušros vartų str. Aušros vartai

17. Aušros vartai Aušros vartai

18. • A mound was errected by
pupils and friends of
Andrew Sniadecki in 1838,
after his death on the way
of his last yourney to
Belarus. The mound was
called Andrejewka for years.
• Liepkalnio str. 18, Vilnius