Pavel Bazhov Memorial House-Museum, Memorial house museum in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
The Pavel Bazhov Memorial House-Museum is a wooden residence in Yekaterinburg that the writer himself built and inhabited. Inside are original furnishings, his personal objects, and the study room where he created his literary works.
The writer built this house in the early 1900s, and it became a museum in 1969 to preserve his life and work. This preservation allows the place to show the region's story through the eyes of one of its most important storytellers.
The house is named after a writer whose stories shaped how people understand the Ural region and remain read today. Visitors see how this author lived and what surrounded him during his creative years.
The museum is located in the city and can be reached on foot but has limited parking nearby. Visiting on weekdays is easiest since opening times are more consistent and fewer people come through.
The garden around the house contains trees that date back to the writer's era, including apple, mountain ash, and linden trees. These trees form a living connection to the landscape the author described in his stories.
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