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Kerch, a city with a rich history dating back to the 1st Century AD in the Ancient Age, holds many intriguing tales within its borders. From anthropomorphic stone stelae of the Yamna Culture from the 36th-23rd century to Lenins Statue proudly standing in Kerch, Ukraine, this place is steeped in historical significance. One notable figure associated with Kerch is Archbishop Luka (born Valentin Felixovich Voyno-Yasenetsky), whose contributions have left an indelible mark on this town. The combat near Kertch between the 10th Hussars and Cossacks has been immortalized through engravings that depict their fierce clashes. The enchanting Town and Harbour of Kertch come alive through intricate engravings capturing its beauty and charm. However, not all moments were serene as witnessed by sketched scenes like "The Burning of Kertch" from the deck of the transport "Trent. " These images remind us of turbulent times that shaped Kerch's destiny. The Fortress of Yenikale stands tall as a testament to strength and resilience. Its imposing presence can be seen in plates from "The Seat of War in the East, " published during significant conflicts. Similarly, the Straits of Yenikale hold stories untold yet etched into these plates for generations to discover. A pendant adorned with Athena Parthenos' head showcases artistic craftsmanship combining gold and enamel—a symbol representing wisdom and power within Kerch's cultural heritage. Once again, we delve into history witnessing conflict between the 10th Hussars and Cossacks at Kertch through detailed engravings. These visual narratives allow us to comprehend past struggles faced by those who called this place home. Lastly, gazing upon Kerch from atop museum heights offers breathtaking views that capture both its natural splendor and human-made wonders.