Memorial House-Museum of K.Sh. Kuliev

Kaisyn Shuvaevich Kuliyev (1917-1985) - Balkar people's poet, laureate of Lenin and State Prizes of the USSR. In the house where the museum is located, he spent his last years of life and created the novel “Was Winter”, the story “Jump, My Donkey” (Prize named after B. Field, 1986), “Love remains forever” (Prize of the magazine “Ogonek”, 1985), “Man. Bird. Wood (Lenin Prize, 1990) and a number of other poetry collections. According to Kuliyev’s will, he is buried in the garden of his house. On the grave there is a monument (sculptor M. Tkhakumashev). The exposition of the House-Museum is literary and memorial: the 1st part is literary, based on the historical and chronological principle. The chronological sequence reveals the main stages of the life and creative biography of the poet. 2nd part - memorial (working room, living room, bedroom, wing, manor and garden)