Mikhail Lomonosov museum, Biographical museum in Lomonosovo, Russia.

The Mikhail Lomonosov Museum occupies a historical building in Lomonosovo village and houses personal belongings, handwritten documents, and scientific instruments used by the Russian scholar. The exhibition presents his work across science, literature, and artistic endeavors.

The museum was established in 1940 on the site where the scholar's family home once stood in the 18th century. His father had developed the property, making it an important location in the family's history.

The museum displays traditional bone carvings from Kholmogory, a local craft tradition that dates back centuries and remains part of the regional identity. Visitors can see these handmade objects throughout the rooms, showing how artisans worked with natural materials.

The museum is located in a village north of Arkhangelsk and is most easily reached during the warmer months when water transport is available. Winter access may be limited, so checking conditions beforehand helps plan a visit.

The museum stands on the site of the Lomonosov family estate, but the house itself is gone: when Pyotr Chelishchev visited in 1791, he could locate the property only by the surviving pond, which was later widened and its banks faced with stone.