Adjara Museum of Local History
d. Batumi, st. Dzhincharadze No. 4,
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The Adjara Museum of Local Lore was founded in 1908 and named after the famous public figure Khariton Ahvlediani. At first it was a school museum, but over time it expanded and in 1935 it was moved to a more spacious room, where it remains to this day.
Photos, various examples of art, rare manuscripts in Russian, Georgian, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, as well as rare books in different languages, this is not a complete list of exhibits presented in this hotbed of Georgian culture.
In total, the museum has about 180,000 exhibits. The museum has a nature department, which allows you to get acquainted with the local geological structure, rich flora and fauna of Adjara.
The archaeological department presents various exhibits found during excavations. The ethnographic department contains many handmade items from different periods of history.