Аликовский районный литературно-краеведческий музей | |
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| Established | 1995 |
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| Location |  Alikovo, Chuvashia |
| Coordinates | 55°44′09″N46°44′08″E / 55.73583°N 46.73556°E |
| Type | literary&local lore |
| Director | Alekseeva O. E. |
| Website | (in Russian) http://gov.cap.ru/?gov_id=865 |
The Alikovo Regional Literary and Local Lore Museum is a historical and literary Museum of The Alikovsky District of the Chuvash Republic.
The museum was opened in 1995 in honor of the 300th anniversary of the village of Alikovo. [1] Many work in the opening of the Museum was invested by Guriy Konstantinovich Terentev, Valerian Stepanov and others.
The Museum presents monuments of material and spiritual culture of riding Chuvash. The exhibitions of books and exhibits devoted to the life and work of I. Yakovlev, the legendary hero of the civil war V. I. Chapaev, the heroes of the great Patriotic war, as well as exhibitions of ancient national costumes are especially popular here.
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