Museum
The State Museum of the Political History of Russia was created on October 9, 1919. The Museum occupies two buildings-mansion of a merchant Vasily Emanuilovich Brandt and mansion, former property of Prima-ballerina of the Mariinsky Theater Mathilda Felixovna Kshesinskay. Museum has two branches. Nowadays, at museum 8 expositions, devoted to the history of Russia in the 19-20th centuries, opened for visitors, devoted to the history of Russia in the 19-20th centuries.
Kshesinskaya`s Mansion
Fragment of the exposition «It Cannot Be Seized…Keep It For Ever» (for the centenary of the collection of the Museum)
Fragment of the exposition «It Cannot Be Seized…Keep It For Ever» (for the centenary of the collection of the Museum)
Fragment of the exposition "Soviet Period: Between Utopia And Reality"
Fragment of the exposition "Reforms And Reformers".
Fragment of the exposition "Reforms And Reformers".
Fragment of the exhibition "Mathilda Kshesinskaya’s Mansion: Time And People"
Fragment of the exhibition "Mathilda Kshesinskaya’s Mansion: Time And People"
Fragment of the exposition Exhibition "The Accursed Civil War. To the 90th anniversary of the Civil War in Russia."
Fragment of the exposition «It Cannot Be Seized…Keep It For Ever» (for the centenary of the collection of the Museum)
Fragment of the exhibition "Russian Politics. Petersburg Face"
Fragment of the exposition "The Soviet Union. The Final Chapter"
Special museum program referred to election process for school students
Special museum program referred to election process for school students
Gorokhovaya, 2 – The History Of Political Police In Russia In the 19th-20th Centuries
Fragment of the exposition Gorokhovaya, 2 – The History Of Political Police In Russia In the 19th-20th Centuries
The Children’s Center of Historical Education "Bolotnaya Street 13"