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The Vilnyansk Museum of Local Lore opened in 1971. The museum has more than 2,000 items. To the attention of visitors 7 halls. The "Settlement" hall shows the history of the region from ancient times to the XIX century. In the hall "Beginning of the XX century." exhibited household items, tools, documents of this period. Other halls tell about revolutionary events, the history of the plant. T. Shevchenko, the events of World War II. Temporary exhibitions feature works by local artists, craftsmen and lovers of decorative and applied arts.
Soborna Street, 41 Vilniansk
The Private Museum of the History of Weapons in Zaporizhia is located in the city center. The exposition is based on the personal collection of entrepreneur V. Schleifer. The museum presents the following types of historical weapons of different times and peoples: submachine guns, rifles, shotguns, pistols and pistols, swords, sabers, swords, axes, chain mail and more. In total, more than 4.5 thousand units. The museum conducts examination, evaluation and restoration of antique weapons. The exhibition is located in the premises of the weapons store & quot; Diana & quot ;.
Soborny Avenue, 189 Zaporizhzhia
The Yakymivka Museum of History and Local Lore was opened in 1972 in the center of the village of Yakymivka, in the premises of one of the preserved buildings of the former manor house, built in 1909 by a local merchant Potetenyev. Today, the museum has more than 2,000 exhibits that tell about the history of the region from ancient times to the present. In particular, the exposition includes many household items of the late XIX - early XX centuries, when Yakymivka became one of the largest points of grain trade in the Azov region: ceramics, decorative and applied arts of different peoples who lived in this area (towels, rugs, clothes, etc.). A separate exposition "Heroes do not die" is dedicated to the events of the Revolution of Dignity and the fallen heroes of the anti-terrorist operation.
Central Street, 32 Yakymivka
The communal institution "Zaporizhzhya Regional Art Museum" subordinated to the Zaporizhzhya Regional Council represents the fine arts of the XIX-XX centuries. The museum was founded in 1971. The collection, collected by the team of art critics, has more than 16 thousand exhibits. In particular, the paintings of Ivan Aivazovsky, Oleksiy Bogolyubov, Volodymyr Makovsky, Mykola Pymonenko, Oleksandr Murashko, Alexandre Benois, Tetyana Yablonska, Mykola Glushchenko are exhibited. Contemporary art is represented by the works of Oleksandr Rojtburd, Ivan Marchuk, Anatoly Krivolap. The museum has a collection of works by folk artist Maria Prymachenko, as well as a unique collection of works of Ukrainian folk decorative and applied arts, including a collection of Petrykivka paintings by master Martha Tymchenko.
Independent Ukraine Street, 76B Zaporizhzhia
Historic area , Museum / gallery , Ethnographic complex
The historical and cultural complex "Zaporizka Sich" on the island of Khortytsia in Zaporizhzhia reproduces a generalized image of all eight Sich, which existed in the XVI-XVIII centuries on the banks of the Dnieper. Sich is a fortified military town surrounded by a fence, which served as a military and political center of the Zaporozhian Cossacks - the capital of the Liberties of the Zaporozhian Lowland Army, ie free Cossack lands.
The island of Khortytsia at that time was a strategic point on the way of Tatar raids on Ukrainian lands. At the same time, the political influence of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Moscow Principality, which controlled other Ukrainian lands, did not extend to these territories. Khortytsia was associated with the activities of the first organizer of the Zaporozhian Army Ostap Dashkevych and the founder of the first Sich Dmytro (Baida) Vyshnevetsky, who in 1553 built a Cossack castle on the island of Mala Khortytsia (now Baida Island). All subsequent Sichs were located below the Dnieper, but were formed on common principles.
A reduced copy of the Cossack fortress is surrounded by a moat, an embankment and a fence made of logs with several defensive towers. The interior space consists of two parts - the Small Kosh (trade and craft suburb) and the Large Kosh (Cossack garrison). The main building of the Sich is the current Church of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin on the central square. There are Cossack huts, a smithy, a pottery, an inn and a Greek house where ambassadors were received. The expositions in the premises tell about the functioning of the Sich governing bodies (the House of the Kosh Ataman, the Military Chancellery), the work of the Pushkarnia (arsenal), and the traditional crafts of the Cossacks. The exhibition "Cossack Mama and the Cradle" is dedicated to the image of the legendary Zaporozhian warrior-characterist. The Cossack Battle Theater "Sich Cossacks" is based in the "Zaporozhian Sich", which regularly holds demonstrations of Cossack martial arts and master classes on the possession of Cossack weapons.
Staroho Redutu Street Zaporizhzhia
Zaporizhzhya Regional Museum of Local Lore is located in the former building of the Zemsky administration (1912) - one of the few surviving buildings of pre-revolutionary Alexandrovsk. Founded by archaeologist and folklorist J. Novitsky. More than 100,000 exhibits cover the history of the city from ancient times to World War II. The most interesting collections: paleontological remains of animals of the Neogene and Anthropogenic periods; archeological finds from the Zaporizhia mound; Sarmatian ornaments; insect collections; stuffed animals of rare birds; weapons and household items of the Zaporozhian Cossacks. One of the departments is dedicated to Ataman Nestor Makhno, a native of the Zaporizhia region, who became famous during the revolutionary years as the leader of the anarchist people's movement in the southern regions of Ukraine.
Troitska Street, 29 Zaporizhzhia