Malye Korely

The museum spans 140 hectares along the Northern Dvina River banks, featuring a collection of traditional wooden structures from different regions of northern Russia.

Founded in 1964, the first structure added to the museum grounds was a windmill from 1744, originally located in the village of Bor in Kholmogorsky District.

The museum divides its collection into four sectors representing the regions of Kargopol-Onega, Dvina, Mezen, and Pinega, showcasing distinct local architecture and customs.

Regular buses number 104 and 108 connect Arkhangelsk to the museum, which operates daily with extended hours from May through September.

The collection includes the Chapel of the Holy Trinity from Valtyevo village, displaying an elevated triple structure designed to remain accessible during heavy winter snow.

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Operator: Федеральное государственное бюджетное учреждение культуры Архангельский государственный музей деревянного зодчества и народного искусства «Малые Корелы»

Opening Hours: May-September 10:00-19:00; October-April 10:00-17:00

GPS coordinates: 64.45303,40.93748

Latest update: April 6, 2025 18:47