Sketches of Costumery for the Opera “The Quiet Don”
In the Museum there are 34 works of a scene-designer A.M. ...
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Welcome to the Stables of Sholokhov Museum
21.11.2017The Museum-Reserve of M.A.Sholokhov has a secret of attraction and great opportunities. The visitors of Sholokhov Museum are lovers of literature, nature and history, and ethnographers. Here everyone can find a subject of his interest.
The guests learn about the history and traditions of the Don Cossacks, their life, where a horse was its integral part, and perceive the lines of the immortal novel “And Quiet Flows the Don” by M.A.Sholokhov in a new way.
The Stables are frequently visited by the tourists from Rostov, Volgograd, Voronezh and other regions. There are some of the guests’ reviews.
“The Voronezh plant of the Research Institute of Epidemiology and Hygiene thanks for a hospitable reception and an interesting excursion. We are greatly impressed communicating with the beautiful animals. We wish prosperity and lots of tourists to the Museum. We are sure to come here again!!!”
“We are very grateful for the very interesting excursion. We are happy to have a chance of taking to the history of the Don country. We wish we had been here before. Respectfully. The Gorins. Rostov-on-Don.”
“I express my deep gratitude to all the workers of the Museum Stables for their great, fruitful and successful work on revival of the Don Cossack horse breed, Cossack life and the spirit of the Cossack Don. Zakharchenko Vladimir Pavlovich, a Cossack of the Adler District Cossack Society.”
“We express our great appreciation for the whole ethnographic department of the Museum-Reserve of M.A.Sholokhov for the warm attitude, interesting excursion and carefully preserved pieces of Cossack history. With love, from Voronezh.”
And, of course, the favourite Museum visitors are children. The Stables are visited by the students from different cities, towns and localities of the Rostov Region and different parts of Russia. The Museum workers give excursions and classes for children of low-income families and children with disabilities, and do their best to make their visits interesting and unforgettable.
Viktor Boldyrev
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