Istoriko-Memorial'nyy Muzey-Zapovednik

Arriving from the Northern capital to Moscow, in my free time I managed to visit the city of Podolsk for the purpose of acquaintance. One of the planned points for visiting was the historical and memorial museum-reserve "Podillya". This is a whole complex of historical architectural monuments, but there was only enough time for the Morozovs' house, it is located not far from the bridge over the Pakhra river. Acquaintance with the museum began with a lecture about the composer A.N. Skryabin, read by a professional in her field, a guide Tatyana Gennadievna. The story was exciting and very interesting. Then the acquaintance with the house of the Morozovs and the museum "Podillia" continued with the director Irina Alekseevna. An extraordinary person, with a rather serious and purposeful character, she dedicated me to the history of the creation of the museum-reserve and the structure of the exposition. This was necessary for a general understanding of the effort and courage that went into founding this interesting place. The excursion around the museum-house of the Morozovs was led by Tatyana Gennadievna. A living story with unlearned, but reaching to the mind and heart, phrases, is very expensive. Good guides are people of art, they can be called that, because captivating the visitor with a story is only part of the job. To convey the moments of the history of the city and country to mind is the main thing. Thus, you can bring up a person who loves his country, his homeland and his planet. Applause to the museum staff from the bottom of my heart!

A very interesting place is the Podillia Museum-Reserve. Our family was very lucky that we met the director of the museum, Irina Alekseevna Romankevich. When Irina Alekseevna talks about the history of Podolsk, her eyes shine and you understand how wonderful it is when such a person works in his place. A man who loves the history of his land, a man devoted to his profession, fostering patriotism in the younger generation. Irina Alekseevna in a completely different language told the story of the Ulyanov family, introduced them to the documents presented in the museum. I would like to thank the hostess herself, as well as the entire staff of the Podillia Historical and Memorial Museum for their dedication and dedication to their profession.

Interesting manor. The area is small. The staff is not very friendly !. And so 5 points for the entourage.

The territory of the museum-reserve is well-groomed, despite weekdays people are attracted to view the expositions. On the second floor of the main building there are household items of Podolsk burghers and merchants. Everything is very decent.

Not a bad place to walk. I was not on the excursion.