Military Glory Museum of the Pacific Border District

Until 1903, the museum existed as a departmental in the management of the Pacific border district. In 1983, a former residential building on Semenovskaya Street 17/19 was transferred to the museum. The building is a monument to the architecture of late Classicism, built in 1952 by the architect Butko L. B. Between 1983 and 1985, the building was renovated and reconstructed as a museum. During the same period, work was carried out to collect exhibits and create a museum exposition. On July 2, 1985 the museum was opened (to the 125th anniversary of the city).

The funds of the museum number 8.7 thousand exhibits as the main, as well as auxiliary funds. The selection of exhibits reflects the history of the Pacific border. The main fund of the museum includes: banner, numismatic, weapons, subject, art, documentary and handwritten funds. The auxiliary includes a fund of temporary receipts from other museums (the Central Museum of the Russian Federation, etc.) and a scientific and auxiliary fund. The exposition of the museum reflects all the stages of the formation of the border in the Far East, it is built in chronological order.