Laborobelikovo Historical and Local Lore Museum

Trudobelikovo farm, which is currently the administrative center of the Trudobelikovo rural settlement, arose on the site of the Pototsk cordon, built in 1794 by the Black Sea Cossacks. Subsequently, on the site of the cordon in 1890, the Pototsky farm was founded.

In 1920, in honor of Semyon Efimovich Belik, chairman of the farm revolutionary committee, the farm was given the name Proceedings of Belik, which has survived to the present day in a modified form. The rich history of the native land has long been of interest to residents of the farm. A long-standing dream of local historian Svetlana Mikhailovna Mendel was the creation of a museum of Trudobelikovo farms, of which there are eleven in the Trudobelikovo rural settlement. After the overhaul and decoration of the premises in the House of Culture of the Trudobelikovo farm in 2010, the dream of creating a local history museum was close to being realized. On the day of the Trudobelikovo settlement, an exhibition was opened for visitors, originally planned as a Cossack museum. Nikolai Savelyevich Nebavsky, director of the House of Culture and hereditary Cossack, took an active part in the organization of this exhibition. In the renovated spacious room of the second floor of the House of Culture, it is planned to place the documents and exhibits collected by Svetlana Mikhailovna Mendel, telling about the history of the Trudobelikovo farms.