Krasnogorsk Museum of Local History

Krasnogorsk Museum of Local Lore regularly works from the twenty-seventh of June one thousand nine hundred and eighty-six. One employee works on the preservation and development of the museum collection. The collection of the museum includes more than five hundred ninety-five items, three hundred and sixteen items of the collection are presented in the exposition and are included in the main funds of the museum. A museum was established at the House of Pioneers. On June 27, 1986, by the decision of the Executive Committee of the Krasnogorsk District of the Council of People's Deputies of the Udmurt ASSR, a decision was signed on the creation of the Krasnogorsk Museum of Local History and the placement of exhibits in the bank building. This building was transported to the village of Krasnogorskoye in the summer of 1896 from the village of Novochurino (where there was the Volost Department of the Novochurinsk volost). Then a volost clerk lived in this building, Olga Knipper-Chekhova was here several times. In 1918, Stepan Pavlovich Baryshnikov stayed in this building during the kulak rebellion. The Krasnogorsk Museum of Local Lore operates in the form of a non-profit institution with specialization in the field of local history, that is, it does not have as the main goal of its activity the extraction of profit and does not distribute the profit received between the participants. Krasnogorsk Museum of Local Lore is an organization of municipal subordination.