Volgograd Regional Local Museum, Regional museum in Volgograd, Russia.

The Volgograd Regional Local Museum is an institution in the city that documents the region's history and natural heritage. The building holds several exhibition halls filled with objects spanning different time periods, from natural specimens to artifacts of social life.

The institution was founded in 1914 as a city museum and originated from a school collection. Over the 20th century, it developed into a larger facility with extensive collections documenting the region's past.

The collections show how people lived and worked in the region across different periods, with objects revealing daily routines, crafts, and household practices. Visitors can see how daily life changed over time through these displayed items.

The museum is located in the city center and is accessible on foot if you are in the nearby area. The exhibition halls are clearly labeled, which helps with orientation.

Since 1986 the museum has occupied two listed buildings in the city centre: the former zemstvo board and the Volga-Kama Commercial Bank, both monuments of late 19th to early 20th-century architecture. In 2016 the region handed the museum the building of the Tsaritsyn fire brigade, restored by the end of 2019 for its most valuable exhibits.