The Taras Shevchenko Museum opened in 2014 on the territory of the Naganovsky Inn in the village of Moshny, where Shevchenko lived a few days after his release from arrest in 1859, during his third (and last) trip to Ukraine. A residential building has been preserved from the inn, where the main exposition of the museum is located. In 2013, before the opening of the museum, the building was overhauled, the roof was covered, and the concrete foundation was poured. But all the walls, thresholds, floors and stove with a couch remained original. The layout of the house is also preserved. The rooms exhibit original furniture of the XIX century, household utensils, embroidered towels, icons. All the buildings in the courtyard of the former inn are recreated according to descriptions and draw ...

The Taras Shevchenko Museum opened in 2014 on the territory of the Naganovsky Inn in the village of Moshny, where Shevchenko lived a few days after his release from arrest in 1859, during his third (and last) trip to Ukraine. A residential building has been preserved from the inn, where the main exposition of the museum is located. In 2013, before the opening of the museum, the building was overhauled, the roof was covered, and the concrete foundation was poured. But all the walls, thresholds, floors and stove with a couch remained original. The layout of the house is also preserved. The rooms exhibit original furniture of the XIX century, household utensils, embroidered towels, icons. All the buildings in the courtyard of the former inn are recreated according to descriptions and drawings.