House-Museum V.V. Veresayev

The only museum named after the writer V.V. Veresaev is located in Tula. Here is the only surviving estate in the city, in which he lived from 1867 to 1945. Pushkinist, translator and literary critic V.V. Veresayev was born here and spent his youthful years. The exposition is based on personal belongings of the writer, his first published works, family photos, portraits, unique books with autographs, which were donated to the Tula Museum by the writer’s will.

The museum contains rare copies of the book “Notes of a Doctor”, which brought Veresayev world fame. The Veresayev House Museum is the only literary museum in the city. He has a literary living room, where literary and musical evenings, meetings with modern Tula writers are held periodically. As part of other activities, the museum has a regional museum and literary association "Muse", the head of which is the head of the museum and a member of the Union of Russian Writers Victoria Tkach.