Coffeehouse-Museum “Pan Zavarkin & Son”
Located in the historic heart of the city, this charming venue blends the aroma of freshly brewed coffee with the elegance of the Austro-Hungarian era and the spirit of a private antique museum.
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Located in the historic heart of the city, this charming venue blends the aroma of freshly brewed coffee with the elegance of the Austro-Hungarian era and the spirit of a private antique museum.
This museum institution is the oldest in Vinnytsia region, has more than 90 years of history and development. The most interesting here are the collections of exhibits, but the importance of the museum as a center of education is also recognized in Ukraine.
Historical-Ethnographic Complex characterizes the village Sestrynivka from second half of XIX century when M.Grushevskiy had been there. The reconstructed building is small - only 6x9 meters (original building's size was 12x17), however it has many unique things.
The museum of pottery (the museum-estate of Gerasimenko brothers) is located in the village of Novoselovka and reflects the bright page of the pottery not only of Gaisin, but of the whole Podillya.
The museum was opened on July 10, 2004, to mark the 130 anniversary of the conferment of Kozyatin's status as a town. In three exhibition halls of the city's history from ancient times to the present.
The museum is located in the building of architectural monument of the late XIX century, the main building of the Odessa merchant Halperin, built in a modern style. The museum was opened in 2005.
The museum collection was created in 1918-1919 and further supplemented by works from private collections of ruined estates, as well as through purchase or gifts of the citizens.
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