Museum of History of the Siberian Tract

The museum occupies a two-storey building, on the first floor of which there is an exposition dedicated to M. Jalil. It presents materials about the life and work of the poet, among them a mandolin donated by M.Jalil Mubina Tagirova in the early 30s, paintings by the People's Artist of Tatarstan H.Yakupov, a bust of M.Jalil by Baki Urmanche. Part of the exposition is occupied by the Hall of Combat Glory, where you can see the finds of the Great Patriotic War from the "Valley of Death" (helmets, fragments, cartridges, machine gun discs, typographic fonts, etc.), a map-diagram of the combat path of the 120th Tank Brigade, in which a native of the village Mahmut Valeev fought, a participant in two Victory parades on Red Square in Moscow.

On the second floor there are expositions "History of the Siberian Track" and "History of the Karaduvan School". The exposition tells about the history of postal communication, from 1790 to the present day. Among the exhibits are the clothes of diggers, harnessing, bells, brushes, etc. Interesting pre-revolutionary documents, letters, postal card of the Kazan province of 1797, map of the postal-telegraphic district of the Kazan district of 1887, Morse apparatus, telephone apparatus of the early twentieth century, uniforms of postal employees of the 40s of the twentieth century, the first Soviet televisions. In the section on the history of Karaduvan, local history materials are presented, including the personal belongings of the owner of the house where the museum is located, the personal files of Muslim ministers (mulla), the handwritten Koran, etc.