Museum "Literary life of the Urals of the twentieth century"

Among the white-stone mansions of the XIX century in the Literary Quarter, a patterned wooden tower with a silver roof of different configurations and a high porch with openwork railings and a canopy, with round, semi-circular windows with "cococoshniks", high doors decorated with a mysterious pattern, a dull wooden carving and a transparent lace on the eaves are especially distinguished. This fabulous ship floats, attracting and attracting with its unusual beauty and some mystery, revived literally from the ashes, like a phoenix bird - an architectural monument of Russian provincial wooden modernity.

It comes from the "Silver Age" and opened a very organic exhibition in 1993 "Alexander Blok and the Silver Age of Russian Culture". In this house there were many other miracles: the exhibition "Tales of the Ural Mountains", the exhibition of the collection of G. I. Shchekutov, dedicated to A. S. Pushkin. Now visiting the house of the French writer Stendhal and the exhibition of the Municipal Library of Grenoble - "Stendhal: rebel and dreamer". At the exhibition there are writers from different countries: USA, France, Italy, China, etc.

The museum is open to everyone, here you can get acquainted with the works of writers of the Urals, meet with young authors, listen to romances, participate in the presentation of new books, new works of artists, hold a family holiday, a children's matinee.