Yemelyan Pugachev House Museum

The Yemelyan Pugachev House Museum is a wooden residence from the 18th century in Oral that preserves personal belongings and documents from the period. The rooms are furnished with objects and writings that show how people lived and what happened in this place during that turbulent time.

The house was originally owned by Peter Kuznetsov and became important during the major uprising of 1773-1775 against Russian rule. Pugachev used the building as a key location to coordinate his movement against the empire.

The house reveals how different groups in the region lived alongside one another and the tensions that existed between them. Visitors can see how daily interactions between traders, soldiers, and nomads shaped this place.

Access is straightforward, and the exhibition has clear information that helps visitors understand what happened. Plan to spend about an hour here to look at the objects and read the displays at a comfortable pace.

This building is one of the few remaining wooden structures from the 18th century in this region and shows the construction methods of that era. Visitors can see how sturdy and long-lasting the craftsmanship was.

Location: Oral

Official opening: 1991

GPS coordinates: 51.18030,51.37855

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:30