Ural Historical and Local Lore Museum

In 1960, on the banks of the Kama River in the area of the modern village of Urals, a dredger worked. Along with the sand, a mammoth tooth was extracted from the bottom of the river, which became the first exhibit of the future local history museum. For several years, students and residents of the village collected antique items in the surrounding villages. On October 2, 1967, the grand opening of the school museum took place. On March 12, 1969, by the decision of the Executive Committee of the Nytvensky District Council of Deputies of Workers of the Perm Region, a local history museum was opened on the basis of the school museum. On March 24, 2020, the Ural Museum of Local History officially became a branch of the Nytvensky Museum of Local History.

Today in the Ural Museum of Local History there are expositions dedicated to Perm plywood. Photos, documents, samples of industrial and souvenir products, awards of the enterprise, household items reveal the history of the development of the largest plywood plant in the country.

A special place is occupied by the exhibition “Museum of the history of raiding”. Here you can see information on the history of sea robbery, photos of raider ships, paraphernalia of pirates. “Dashing 90s” are presented by original items of the era, including a raspberry jacket, a privatization check, shares of the Perm plywood plant, a Rubik’s cube and other exhibits.