Shepetivka city on the river. Guska is a large regional center and an important railway junction. Located on the highway R-05 "Exactly - Khmelnitsky", 100 km from Khmelnitsky. It has been known since 1594 as the property of the magnate A. Zhdyarsky. During the War of Independence, the inhabitants of Shepetivka replenished the Cossack army, the Shepetivka hundred was created, but in 1649 the town was burned down by detachments of Polish punishers. Soon the city became the property of D. Zaslavsky, then the princes Lubomirsky, Sangushko. The last owners of Shepetivka were the Pototskys, under whom the industry was actively developing. In 1873, a railway was laid through Shepetovka, and a locomotive depot was opened. One of the main enterprises of the city is still the sugar fact ...
Museum of Propaganda
Museum / gallery
The Museum of Propaganda was opened in Shepetivka as a memorial museum of Mykola Ostrovsky - one of the four museums of the writer in Ukraine. Renamed by the decision of the Khmelnytsky regional council in 2020. It was founded in 1946, and the current building of the museum was built in 1974-79 according to the individual project of architects M. Guseev and V. Suslov. The three-storey round building, built of stone and metal, is covered with red and black smalt. According to UNESCO, the Museum of Propaganda in Shepetivka is included in the international catalog & quot; Museums of the World & quot; as a unique architectural monument. The artist-monumental design of the exposition was developed by the artist A. Haydamak. The lobby features a bust of M. Ostrovsky by sculptor V. Kornev. The main exposition is located on the third floor. The exhibits are in black cubes mounted on rails. Above the cubes are spatial compositions of various things that correspond to the epoch and theme of the stands. Photographs, documents, memorials, editions of the writer's works and illustrations to them are submitted. The museum is located on a hill, all the approaches to it are beautifully lined with stone, which, in addition to the original design, unfortunately, creates serious inconvenience when moving people with disabilities. Here, on the square, stands a monument to M. Ostrovsky.
Administrative status | city |
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Founded / first mentioned | 1594 |
Region | Khmelnytsky |