Kamyshlov Museum of Local Lore

Kamyshlov Museum of Local Lore was opened on May 1, 1920, the first director was Alexander Andreevich Naumov. The museum was the pride of the city, but in the 50s it was closed as a non-income institution.

The museum was reopened in 1974 on the initiative of Antonina Mikhailovna Belous. In the 80s, for great merits in the development of museum business and patriotic education of youth, the museum was awarded the title of people's. In 1990, it became a municipality, acquired state status. Since 2001, the museum is located in a building built in 1914, the architect and builder of which is Alexander G. Falaleev.

The museum has permanent expositions: “Nature of our region”, “Life lasts longer than a century” (furniture, dishes, clothes of merchants of the city of Kamyshlov), “Life and life of peasants of the Kamyshlov district”, “White-stone architecture of the Kamyshlov district”, “And remembers the saved world” (Kamyshlovtsy during the Great Patriotic War), “Time chose us” (about soldiers-internationalists, participants in the war in Afghanistan and Chechnya).