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The picturesque provincial town of Boguslav is located on the granite banks of the river. Ros, where two branches of the river form a rocky island (the Boguslav granite exfoliation is considered a geological natural monument). The city was founded by Yaroslav the Wise, was one of the most fortified outposts on the southern border of Russia. In the annals it was first mentioned in 1195 as Boguslavl (the remains of a settlement were found). In 1240 it was destroyed by the Tatar-Mongols. Since 1362 it is under the rule of Lithuania, since 1569 - the Lithuanian-Polish state. Was at the epicenter of the national liberation war led by B. Khmelnitsky, many popular uprisings. The city of Boguslav is the birthplace of the legendary Marusya Boguslavka, sung by P. Kulish and I. Nechuy-Levitsky (a ...
The picturesque provincial town of Boguslav is located on the granite banks of the river. Ros, where two branches of the river form a rocky island (the Boguslav granite exfoliation is considered a geological natural monument). The city was founded by Yaroslav the Wise, was one of the most fortified outposts on the southern border of Russia. In the annals it was first mentioned in 1195 as Boguslavl (the remains of a settlement were found). In 1240 it was destroyed by the Tatar-Mongols. Since 1362 it is under the rule of Lithuania, since 1569 - the Lithuanian-Polish state. Was at the epicenter of the national liberation war led by B. Khmelnitsky, many popular uprisings. The city of Boguslav is the birthplace of the legendary Marusya Boguslavka, sung by P. Kulish and I. Nechuy-Levitsky (a monument is erected). The artist and teacher I. Soshenko was born here, the poet T. Shevchenko often visited the city, the writer M. Vovchok lived here for some time (there is a manor-museum). Some ancient monuments have been preserved. There are many recreation centers on the picturesque banks of the Ros.
Мальовниче провінційне містечко Богуслав розташоване на гранітних берегах річки Рось, де два рукави ріки утворюють скелястий острів (богуславське гранітне відшарування вважається геологічним пам'ятником природи). Місто засноване Ярославом Мудрим, було одним з найбільш укріплених форпостів на південному кордоні Русі. У літописах вперше згадується в 1195 році як Богуславль (знайдені залишки городища). У 1240 році його знищили татаро-монголи. З 1362 р. знаходиться під владою Литви, з 1569 р. - Литовсько-Польська держава. Воно перебувало в епіцентрі національно-визвольної війни під проводом Б. Хмельницького, багатьох народних повстаннь. Місто Богуслав є батьківщиною легендарної Марусі Богуславки, оспіваної П. Кулішем та І. Нечуй-Левицьким (встановлено пам'ятник). Тут народився худож ...
Мальовниче провінційне містечко Богуслав розташоване на гранітних берегах річки Рось, де два рукави ріки утворюють скелястий острів (богуславське гранітне відшарування вважається геологічним пам'ятником природи). Місто засноване Ярославом Мудрим, було одним з найбільш укріплених форпостів на південному кордоні Русі. У літописах вперше згадується в 1195 році як Богуславль (знайдені залишки городища). У 1240 році його знищили татаро-монголи. З 1362 р. знаходиться під владою Литви, з 1569 р. - Литовсько-Польська держава. Воно перебувало в епіцентрі національно-визвольної війни під проводом Б. Хмельницького, багатьох народних повстаннь. Місто Богуслав є батьківщиною легендарної Марусі Богуславки, оспіваної П. Кулішем та І. Нечуй-Левицьким (встановлено пам'ятник). Тут народився художник і викладач І. Сошенко, місто часто відвідував поет Т. Шевченко, деякий час тут жила письменниця М. Вовчок. Збереглися пам'ятники старовини. На мальовничих берегах Росі є багато баз відпочинку.
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Ivan Soshenko Memorial House-Museum
Museum / gallery
The Ivan Soshenko House-Museum in Boguslav was opened in 1973 in the house of the artist's father, where he was born in 1807. The exposition is located in three rooms. In the first room there are materials about Ivan's childhood and adolescence. The exposition of the next room covers the artist's stay in St. Petersburg and his studies at the Academy of Arts (1832-1838). The third room tells about Ivan Soshenko's meeting with Taras Shevchenko, the artist's work as a drawing teacher. The museum presents photo reproductions of numerous sketches and drawings of the artist, as well as photocopies that tell about the activities of Ivan Soshenko as a teacher, about the last years of his life. On December 15, 1973, the grand opening of the museum-estate took place. A monument to I. Soshenko (designed by I. Kopaygorenko, architect V. Bogdanovsky) has been erected on the territory of the museum.
Uchilishchyna Street, 1
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Marko Vovchok Memorial Estate-Museum
Architecture , Museum / gallery
The estate-museum of the writer Marko Vovchok is a branch of the Museum of the History of Bogulavshchyna. Prominent Ukrainian writer Maria Vilinska, who entered the literature under the pseudonym Marko Vovchok, lived in the Boguslav region for almost 8 years (first in the city, and then in the house of Count Branicki in neighboring Khokhitva). She came here with a man who was appointed forester. The story "Sly Khaimka" was written on Boguslav motives. The only museum in Ukraine, Marko Vovchok, was opened in half of the house where she lived. In the exposition - original things of the writer, embroidery, letters.
Marko Vovchok Street, 15
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Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts (Kamyanytsia)
Museum / gallery , Architecture
The Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts in Boguslav is a department of the Museum of the History of the Boguslav Region. It is located in the oldest civil building in the city, which locals call "Kamyanytsia". This archaic massive two-storey building with external wooden stairs was erected in the XVIII century for the Jewish religious school. The thickness of its walls reaches 1.2 m, the building has deep basements. During the Second World War, the Gestapo was located here, then the Museum of Komsomol Glory.
Now in the restored "Kamyanytsia" there is an exhibition of modern local decorative and applied art - the work of Dybynets potters and masters of artistic weaving. In particular, the longest woven towel in Ukraine with a length of almost 105 m, created in 2017 in honor of the 985th anniversary of the founding of Boguslav, is on display. To view the exhibit, visit the nearby Boguslav History Museum.
Taras Shevchenko Street, 35
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Museum of the History of Boguslav Region
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The Museum of the History of the Boguslav Region is considered to be one of the most creative historical museums in small towns of Ukraine. It is located in a two-story building of the former ministerial school in 1907. The exposition presents an interesting collection of archaeological finds of the Paleolithic era, household items of Scythians and ancient Slavs, ancient Russian jewelry, Cossack relics, photographs and documents of the Ukrainian Revolution.
The original is decorated with exhibition halls in the spirit of its time. First, visitors enter a cave of the Stone Age, then go from the Scythian burial to the wooden frame of Boguslav Castle, then find themselves in the interiors of a village house and a burgher house, where the iron stairs fall into the era of industrialization.
The branches of the Museum of the History of the Boguslav Region are the Museum of Modern Decorative and Applied Arts, the Ivan Soshenko Memorial Museum-Estate, and the Mark Vovchko Memorial Museum-Estate.
Taras Shevchenko Street, 36
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