House-Museum of S.A. Klychkov

The house-museum of S.A. Klychkov in Dubrovka was founded on December 1, 1991, and opened its doors to visitors on July 19, 1992. On the second and third floors of the museum there is an exposition dedicated to the life and work of the famous Russian poet, prose writer, publicist and translator Sergey Antonovich Klychkov (17.07.1889 - 08.10.1937), shot during the years of repression. He wrote three novels from the life of the Russian peasantry, published seven poetry collections, translated the Kyrgyz epic “Manas”, made the processing of the Vogul epic “Madur-Vase the Winner”. The museum contains household items and ethnography, icons of the late XIX - early XX century, lifetime editions, manuscripts of S. Klychkov, in the memorial room - things and books from the Klychkov family. On the ground floor there is the Crane Museum, a Russian tea room and an exhibition hall. In summer, the Klychkov literary holiday takes place, and in autumn - the Crane Festival and S. Klychkov Memorial Day.