Local Lore Museum of Sabinsky District of the Republic of Tatarstan

The exposition of the museum presents archaeological finds and materials reflecting the history of the village since the beginning of the XIV century. Five halls show the remains of a mammoth, collections of decorative and applied arts, numismatics, household utensils, rare documents, photographs, memorial items of famous Sabines.

In five halls, collections of decorative art, numismatics, household utensils, rare books and documents, photographs and memorial items of famous Sabines are demonstrated.

Map-scheme "Monuments of history and culture of Sabinsky district" acquaints with the history of the region and the first mention of the village in the national dastan "Idegei", which refers to the end of the XIV century. 10 km from the village in the old cemetery. Izma preserved the tombstone of 1332, a photograph of which is also on display.

On the territory of the district in 1912 was found Yarlyk Khan Sahib-Girey, written in 1523, a unique document of the era of the Kazan Khanate, now stored in the National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan. A copy of this document, as well as materials about the madrasah in Satyshevo village of the late XVIII century and others, tell about the rich history of the villages, numerous references to which are found in Russian chronicles and later studies of Russian and Tatar historians.

Archival documents, "Revision Tales" of Mamadysh district of 1830, 1834, 1850, 1857-58 (xerocopias), soldiers' letters are the most valuable exhibits of the museum.

The hall "Sabintsy on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War" presents archival documents, military equipment and personal belongings of soldiers, including materials about four Heroes of the Soviet Union, natives of the district, stored land from the Brest fortress, Khatyn, from the Piskarevsky cemetery and Mamayev Kurgan. Interesting documents about the arrival of evacuees, the number of which as of February 1, 1943 was 2398 people.

The exhibition hall exhibits 10 sculptural images of the great Tatar poet Gabdulla Tukay and his contemporaries, the author of which is a native of the village, now Moscow sculptor Kadim Zamitov.

In 2006, the room of the artist - graphic artist Tavil Khaziakhmetov (1936), a native of the district, the author of the State Flag of the Republic of Tatarstan, the People's Artist of the TASSR, the laureate of the State Prize of the RT named after G. Tukay, was opened. He has illustrated more than 200 books, some of which are on display in the museum.