House-Museum of the 25th Chapaev Division

The village of Krasny Yar of the Ufa district of the Republic of Bashkortostan is one of the first settlements in the area of the Ufa fortress, it was founded by Russians in the late XV - early XVI centuries.

Witnesses of the events of the civil war are preserved in the center of the village in its original form buildings and buildings of the 2nd half of the XIX century, architecturally representing the street of a specific village. This, in addition to the building of the House-Museum, includes four houses and the Trinity Church, which has no analogues in the republic. Here the era of the late XIX - early XX centuries is preserved, vividly characterizing the life of the Russian specific peasants of Bashkortostan. All this should be part of the future historical and cultural center. A worthy place can be taken by a collection of household items and ethnography, which, according to the conclusion of the Ufa Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, is unique, unique in the republic and has primary importance for researchers of the history and culture of the East Slavic peoples of Eurasia.

The museum itself is a witness to the events of the Civil War, since it was built in 1880. This building housed the headquarters and field infirmary of the 25th Chapaev Division from 2 to 7 June 1919. Near the museum preserved 2 houses built in the XIX century.