Obukhiv

The museum-manor of Andriy Malyshko was opened in a house on the outskirts of Obukhov, where the future poet was born in 1912. The exposition is dedicated to the life and work of the poet, as well as the ethnography of the Southern Kyiv region. Of particular interest are Malyshka's personal belongings: a desktop with a typewriter, books, etc.

Obukhiv Museum of History and Local Lore is located in a modern library building in the center of Obukhiv. Of the 11 halls, the most interesting is the archeological hall, which exhibits monuments of archaeological cultures studied by archaeologist V. Khvoyko - Trypillia, Pidhirtsi, Zarubynets, Chernyakhiv. The exposition of the Cossack hall is interesting, because all Ukrainian hetmans visited the territory of the present Obukhiv region. Impressive diorama "Obukhov Fair of the late XIX - early XX centuries." with an area of ​​30 square meters. Also interesting is the diorama "Trypillia 1919", which recreates an episode of the struggle of peasant detachments against Bolshevik aggression. The largest area is the hall of the Second World War. There is a diorama here, which recreates the defense on the Trypillia bridgehead in 1941. The epic of forcing the Dnieper in the autumn of 1943 is widely represented. A monument to the poet A. Malyshko has been erected in front of the museum.