Apastovsky Local History Museum

About museum

On October 14, 1991, the Apastovsky Local History Museum was opened by decision No. 199 of the Presidium of the Apastovsky District Council of People's Deputies. The founder of the museum was history teacher Masrura Usmanovna Usmanova of the Apastovskaya school. In 2005 the museum moved to a new building. It houses 9,939 storage units. Eight permanent exhibitions are presented, including the domestic interior and ethnography of a Tatar village, notable people of the district, the district today and a printing office, the paleontology, archaeology and nature hall. In addition, the museum preserves rare and unique exhibits, including Golden Horde silver coins (dirhams), remains of ancient animals, archaeological finds from the Stone Age and Volga Bulgaria. All this makes the Apastovsky Local History Museum one of the most valuable and interesting places to visit.