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GUK "Bykhovsky District Museum of Local Lore"
Location of the object: Mogilev region, Bykhov, Lenin str., 40
The museum in Bykhov was founded on June 4, 1979. The museum of the editorial office of the district newspaper "Mayak Pridneprovie" became the basis for the creation of the museum of local lore. The exposition was opened to visitors on June 29, 1984. Initially, the building was located on the territory of Bykhovsky Castle. In 2002, the museum was forced to move to another building at 21a Askalenko Street.
Since 2010, the director of the museum is S. F. Zizhiyan. In 2015, the museum received a new building (40 Lenin Street), which has its own rich history: in the XIX century there was a men's gymnasium here. Belarusian artist P. I. Khaykin, Air Marshal S. A. Krasovsky, Hero of the Soviet Union K. I. Orlovsky studied there at various times. Later, in the XX century, the building was used as school No. 1, after that — an orphanage. Now it houses the district museum.
The opening of the new exhibition took place on April 26, 2016. Numerous exhibits are chronologically presented in six halls with a total exhibition area of 296 m2. The first hall is dedicated to the archeology and nature of Bykhovsky district. The second hall exhibits items that reveal the military glory of Bykhov as a fortress city, as well as the history of the city as part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The third hall is dedicated to the ethnographic features of the Bykhovsky region, the history of the Barkolabovsky convent complex, Grudinovka and its owners. In addition, in the hall you can get acquainted with various household items of the turn of the XIX-XX centuries. The fourth hall represents Bykhovsky Uyezd during the revolutionary years and significant events related to Bykhov region. The fifth exhibition hall is dedicated to the Great Patriotic War and the heroes who were somehow connected with the Bykhovsky district.
On the territory of the Bykhovsky District Museum of Local History there is a Memorial of Military Glory in honor of the 320th anniversary of the formation of the Navy, which was opened on October 28, 2016.
The search group "Bykhovsky Frontier" works at the museum. Every year, members of the search group travel to the sites of former battles in order to search for unaccounted military graves on the territory of the Bykhovsky district, search for and work out previously unknown military graves, conduct Memory Watches.
Since 2010, a scientific and practical conference "Bykhov Local History Readings" has been held under the auspices of the museum, which unites all history lovers and local historians. A collection of articles is published based on the results of the conference
Location of the object: Mogilev region, Bykhov, Lenin str., 40
The museum in Bykhov was founded on June 4, 1979. The museum of the editorial office of the district newspaper "Mayak Pridneprovie" became the basis for the creation of the museum of local lore. The exposition was opened to visitors on June 29, 1984. Initially, the building was located on the territory of Bykhovsky Castle. In 2002, the museum was forced to move to another building at 21a Askalenko Street.
Since 2010, the director of the museum is S. F. Zizhiyan. In 2015, the museum received a new building (40 Lenin Street), which has its own rich history: in the XIX century there was a men's gymnasium here. Belarusian artist P. I. Khaykin, Air Marshal S. A. Krasovsky, Hero of the Soviet Union K. I. Orlovsky studied there at various times. Later, in the XX century, the building was used as school No. 1, after that — an orphanage. Now it houses the district museum.
The opening of the new exhibition took place on April 26, 2016. Numerous exhibits are chronologically presented in six halls with a total exhibition area of 296 m2. The first hall is dedicated to the archeology and nature of Bykhovsky district. The second hall exhibits items that reveal the military glory of Bykhov as a fortress city, as well as the history of the city as part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The third hall is dedicated to the ethnographic features of the Bykhovsky region, the history of the Barkolabovsky convent complex, Grudinovka and its owners. In addition, in the hall you can get acquainted with various household items of the turn of the XIX-XX centuries. The fourth hall represents Bykhovsky Uyezd during the revolutionary years and significant events related to Bykhov region. The fifth exhibition hall is dedicated to the Great Patriotic War and the heroes who were somehow connected with the Bykhovsky district.
On the territory of the Bykhovsky District Museum of Local History there is a Memorial of Military Glory in honor of the 320th anniversary of the formation of the Navy, which was opened on October 28, 2016.
The search group "Bykhovsky Frontier" works at the museum. Every year, members of the search group travel to the sites of former battles in order to search for unaccounted military graves on the territory of the Bykhovsky district, search for and work out previously unknown military graves, conduct Memory Watches.
Since 2010, a scientific and practical conference "Bykhov Local History Readings" has been held under the auspices of the museum, which unites all history lovers and local historians. A collection of articles is published based on the results of the conference
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