Visit to the Temnikovsky Local History Museum of F.F. Ushakov
The first Temnikovsky Museum was founded in 1901 by the noble collection of the Temnikovsky district of the Tambov province. It was located in the premises of the city school. The origins of the museum were the Demidov nobles (descendants of the Ural breeders Demidov); the Kulunchakov princes (the grandparents of the Russian writer AI Kuprin); Ushakov (descendants of the Great Admiral F.F. Ushakov), Obolensky, Novosiltsev, Romanovsky, Churilov and many, many others. The museum was constantly open for mass visits, its funds totaled more than 3 thousand exhibits. On October 24, 1903, Comrade (Deputy) Minister N.P. Lukyanov approved the Charter of the museum.
By the beginning of the 1920s, the museum had natural history, October, school, archive departments, and a library. The museum was headed by the teacher of the Temnikovskaya school, E.N. Fleerina. This museum was closed in 1956, and all its exhibits were transferred to the Republican Museum of Local Lore (Saransk).
10 years later, P.P. Smirnov (1903 -2001), a well-known Mordovian local historian, researcher of the life of F.F. Ushakov, organized a new museum on a voluntary basis, which by the Decree of the Council of Ministers of the MASSR of September 18, 1968 became a branch of the Republican Museum of Local Lore and was named "F.F. Ushakov Museum of Local Lore".
The museum is located in a historic building built in 1809. During the Patriotic War of 1812, there was a hospital here, which was maintained at the expense of Admiral F.F. Ushakov and priest A. Ivanov. Currently, there are 8 halls in the museum, there are more than 7 thousand exhibits in the funds.
By the beginning of the 1920s, the museum had natural history, October, school, archive departments, and a library. The museum was headed by the teacher of the Temnikovskaya school, E.N. Fleerina. This museum was closed in 1956, and all its exhibits were transferred to the Republican Museum of Local Lore (Saransk).
10 years later, P.P. Smirnov (1903 -2001), a well-known Mordovian local historian, researcher of the life of F.F. Ushakov, organized a new museum on a voluntary basis, which by the Decree of the Council of Ministers of the MASSR of September 18, 1968 became a branch of the Republican Museum of Local Lore and was named "F.F. Ushakov Museum of Local Lore".
The museum is located in a historic building built in 1809. During the Patriotic War of 1812, there was a hospital here, which was maintained at the expense of Admiral F.F. Ushakov and priest A. Ivanov. Currently, there are 8 halls in the museum, there are more than 7 thousand exhibits in the funds.
- Cost per person150 RUB (not included: amount for group excursions)
- Discounts %Children under 4 years old - free of charge
Children from 5 to 7 years - 50 RUB
Children from 8 to 16 years - 100 RUB - Age categoryNo restrictions
The right of free passage have: participants and invalids of the Great Patriotic War; Disabled people of I and II gr.; children from large families; children from low-income families; orphans and children left without parental care, who are in orphanages and boarding schools; SS Hero, heroes of the Russian Federation or who are full cavaliers of the Order of Glory; employees of museums of the Russian Federation; every last Sunday of the month visitors under the age of 18, students of colleges, higher educational institutions and hood.schools, large families; one accompanying disabled person - if there is a supporting document.
