Photograph album of Count Marcov's visit to Kiev 2004

Meeting of the Morkov family at Kiev airport

Visiting Olexander V. Popov, then Vice-marshal of the Kiev Nobility

Count Marcov and Olexander V. Popov at his office in the Presidium of NAN

Vice-Marshal Popov's gift to Count Marcov. Dedicated book of the Russian Assembly of Nobility

Prince Nikolay Romanov in uniform. Original photograph given as a courtesy by Vice-Marshal Popov to Count Marcov

Prince Nikolay's wife. Again an original photograph given as a courtesy by Vice-Marshal Popov
The army museum in Kiev The fearsome nuclear rockets on their transporters Visiting Kiev
Anna with Count Marcov in Kiev Nikolay Davydchenko with Count Marcov

Accompanying Vice-marshal Popov to the Order of St. Stanislas ceremonies.
Celebration of the 5th anniversary of the Order of St. Stanislas
This trip allowed Count Marcov to learn more about the order of St. Stanislas. Grand Prior Pavlo I. V'yalov informed him that the Order of St. Stanislas began linked to Poland but at this time it is becoming fully independent and expanding in many countries. Many distinguished members of the Ukrainian high society belong to this order. Some of the members are also members of the Rotary Club.

Count Marcov with two new chavalliers, also members of the Rotary Club

Accompanying Vice-marshal Popov to the Order of St. Stanislas ceremonies.

The Davydchenkos, Count Marcov and Pavlo I. V'yalov, Grand Prior of the Order of St. Stanislas for the Ukraine

Princess Tatiana Sapieha-Kodenska with Count Marcov

Mr. Nicolay V. Prodezan chairman of the disabled persons fund with his wife and a famous Kiev singer.

Anna Davydchendo with Count Marcov at the celebration.
Visiting Pecherska-Lavra
A short visit to Kiev and to the Pecherska- Lavra monastery was made by Count Marcov who carried a personal letter from Archimandrite Makary Vicar of Spain and Portugal to Metropolitan Vladimir of Kiev and all Ukraine. As Metropolitan Vladimir was travelling to Israel, Archbishop Mitrofan received Count Marcov and gave him an engraved icon as a gift
Visit to the Kiev Pechersk Lavra monastery

Pechersk Lavra monastery. The fathers of the Russian Monasticism lived here in caves.

The Pechersk Lavra monastery is considered one of the most sacred Orthodox places in the world.
Pechersk Lavra Pechersk Lavra Pechersk Lavra
Pechersk Lavra

Count Marcov being received by H.E. Archbishop Mitrofan in the absence of H.B. Vladimir Metropolitan of Kiev and all Ukraine who was out of the country.

The beautiful printing of St. Nikolay, given by Archbishop Metrophan to Count Marcov in memento of his visit to Pechersk Lavra. St. Nikolay is one of the family icons of Count Marcov.
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