Pushkin Krasnodar Regional Universal Scientific Library, Regional scientific library in Krasnodar, Russia.
Pushkin Krasnodar Regional Universal Scientific Library is a research institution in the city center with extensive book and periodical collections across multiple floors. It provides reading areas, academic resources, and digital materials serving various fields of study.
The building was designed in 1956 by architect Leonid Fjodorovitsj Eberg as a knowledge center for the region. It grew to become a major educational institution serving Krasnodar over the following decades.
The library focuses on Russian literature collections, particularly highlighting Pushkin's works through different editions and related materials that visitors can explore. The space draws readers interested in engaging with classical texts.
The library is centrally located and easily accessible, with ample space for research and reading. Visitors should know that opening hours can vary and it is helpful to check in advance.
The building received official recognition as a regional cultural heritage site, reflecting its role in preserving Russian literary traditions. This status marks its importance as a keeper of classical works.
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