Krapiven Museum of Local Lore, branch of GMPZ "Museum-estate of L. N. Tolstoy "Yasnaya Polyana"
Tula region, Shchekinsky district, village settlement Yasnaya Polyana
About the company:
Telephone: (48751) 7-1118
Address: 301233, Tula region, Shchekinsky district, Krapivna village, street. Soviet, 49
Passage: Bus station of Tula, bus on the route "Tula - Odoev (via Krapivna)". Bus station Shchekino, bus on the route No Shchekino – Krapivna
Mode of operation: * Temporarily closed for visits. overhaul until 2007
Entrance fee: * No entrance fee
Internet:
www.museum.ru/M2444 - official page
Museum-estate "Krapivna" - W1205, official website www.krapivna.org
eMail ('krapivna future', 'mail.ru',')
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Prehistory is a school museum collected by students under the guidance of Nikolai Veniaminovich Demidov, a teacher of geography and astronomy, a member of the Geographical Society of the USSR. After his death, the museum was forgotten, the exhibits were partially lost. Revival – a student of Nikolai Veniaminovich Demidov, Alexander Ivanovich Shilin – a local historian-enthusiast, a freelance correspondent of many media, a participant in the movement “World without violence”. The museum was originally a rural museum. State status - since May 1994. Alexander Ivanovich Shilin is the director of the museum. Since 1999, the museum is a branch of GMPZ "Museum-estate of L. N. Tolstoy "Yasnaya Polyana". Now the activities of the organization are aimed at the revival of Krapivna as an open-air city-museum, cultural, educational and tourist center of the Tula region. Activities - excursion, educational; scientific; scientific and consulting; research; organization of festivals, public actions. The museum is the center of cultural life of the local community; mutual cooperation with the population and local infrastructure for the joint revival of the native city. The interests of visitors are the county city, its history and possibilities of revival; life and life of various estates in the XIX - early XX centuries (especially peasant and merchant life) Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy and Krapivna. |
1. Museum building – classicism, mid-nineteenth century |
| Main excursions: Survey (the history of the city). Peasant life. Merchant life |
Additional services:
lecture-room
The organization has teams:
folklore
Educational services:
Children's pass
Local attractions:
Almost the entire city center is a historical building of the XIX century.
Suprat settlement - X-XII century.
Tula records.
Arboretum of Selivan forestry.
Fetisova mountain - mound
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Main officers: *
Head: Peshkichev Andrey Vladimirovich, tel. (48751)71-1-18
Headquarters:
(48751)71-1-18
Address:
301214; Russia, Tula region, Shchekinsky r-on, p/o Yasnaya Polyana
Budgetary status:
Federal
Organizational and legal form:
non-profit
Type of organization:
cultural, research and educational
Classification of the organization:
Historical, local history, literary, artistic
Areas of organization:
exhibition and exhibition 100m2
temporary exhibitions 50m2
reservoir 40m2
Number of staff:
16, including 5 scientific
The average number of visitors per year:
2500.
The structure of the organization includes:
archive, scientific library
Superior organization:
State Memorial and Nature Reserve "Museum-Estate of L.N. Tolstoy "Yasnaya Polyana" - M531
Membership in organizations:
Union of Museums of Russia - R14
Association of Museum Workers of Russian Regions - R84
National Tourism Association - R1018
Storage units:
2000, of which 572 items of fixed assets
| The most valuable (unique) collections: Filimonian toy collection 55 items Collection of business cards and postcards 33 and 91 items Collection of lace 8 items Homemade towels 21 items most interesting items of funds |
Visiting and exchange exhibitions:
1. "In county town K" Household items, clothing, hardware, photographs, documents
2. "The County City Through the Eyes of Children" Children's and youth creativity - drawings, theme - "Country City"
Information taken from www.museum.ru