Museum of Railway Troops

In four halls with a total area of 700 m there are hundreds of exhibits telling about the glorious history, rich combat and labor traditions of military railway workers. Among the exhibits are cold and firearms, awards, models of equipment and built facilities, documents, uniforms of military railwaymen of different years, photographs, electrified schemes, etc., giving an opportunity to imagine how the railway troops developed from August 1851 (when the first units of military railwaymen were formed by the directive N25471 of the Emperor of Russia Nicholas I) to this day. Many exhibits telling about the working days of soldiers on peaceful construction sites: Abakan-Tashkent, Ivdel-Ob, Tyumen-Surgut, BAM.