Radishchev's museum, Federal cultural heritage museum in Radischevo, Russia.

The A. N. Radishchev Museum in the village of Radishchevo, Penza Oblast, occupies two buildings: the former zemstvo school and the Spaso-Preobrazhenskaya Church, the only authentic monument from Radishchev's era. The two-storey manor house, recreated after 18th-century models, stands slightly offset from its original foundations.

The estate's origins trace to Grigory Ablyazov, the writer's maternal great-grandfather, who founded the village church. The two-storey manor house did not survive; it was rebuilt following 18th-century manor models, with its foundations slightly offset from the original building. The museum opened on 28 October 1945 in the village then called Verkhneye Ablyazovo, now Radishchevo.

The museum is named after Alexander Radishchev, born in 1749 in this estate of the Ablyazov family, his mother's relatives. It holds folklore programmes staged as manor celebrations, among them "Christmas in a Manor House" and "Maslenitsa in a Manor House".

The museum occupies two buildings: the former zemstvo school, which holds the displays, and the Spaso-Preobrazhenskaya church, the only authentic monument from Radishchev's era. Visits are by guided tour, and the museum also runs folklore programmes such as "Christmas in a Manor House" and "Maslenitsa in a Manor House".

The only authentic building of the Radishchev era on the site is the Spaso-Preobrazhenskaya Church, founded by G. A. Ablyazov, the writer's maternal great-grandfather. The two-storey manor house visitors see was rebuilt in the style of 18th-century estates, with its foundations deliberately offset from the original building.