Saltykov-Shchedrin Literary Memorial Museum, Tver, Literary memorial museum on Rybatskaya Street, Tver, Russia.

The Saltykov-Shchedrin Literary Memorial Museum occupies a historic building on Rybatskaya Street and contains several exhibition halls displaying objects from the writer's life. The rooms showcase original documents of his work and personal artifacts from different periods of his life.

The museum opened in 1976 for the 150th anniversary of Saltykov-Shchedrin's birth, in a two-storey stone mansion at 11/37 on the corner of Saltykova-Shchedrina and Rybatskaya streets, where he lived in 1860-1862 while serving as Tver's vice-governor. Its display was designed by the artist Yuri Kertselli and holds over 800 exhibits. It has been closed for restoration since 2017.

The museum displays original manuscripts and personal items that show how the writer balanced his administrative duties with his literary work. These collections help visitors understand how his daily work life shaped his writing.

The building is centrally located in Tver and easily accessible on foot, with exhibition spaces spread across multiple floors. Visitors should allow enough time to view the different displays, especially if manuscripts and personal details interest you.

The building served simultaneously as the administrative seat and private residence of the writer, allowing him to work on his satirical writings at night. This dual function remains visible in the arrangement of spaces between office and living areas.