Sergei Yesenin Museum
The museum preserves Sergey Yesenin's autographs, his rare works, photographs, as well as gramophone recordings of the poet's voice. In addition, based on the materials of Sergey Yesenin's friend Shiryavsev's fund, the “Yesenin and Us” exhibition has been organized. From 1942, the poet's daughter, journalist and writer Tatyana Yesenina began living in Tashkent. Tatyana Yesenina lived in Tashkent for 50 years and worked at the newspaper Pravda Vostoka. When the Sergey Yesenin Museum opened, her father presented unique exhibits related to his life and work to the museum. The museum also has copies of books by Sergey Yesenin translated into Uzbek by Erkin Vohidov and other creators, as well as his books in other languages.
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- Type
- museum
- Built
- 1981
- Heritage status
- object of tangible cultural heritage of Uzbekistan
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The text on this page is translated from: Sergey Yesenin muzeyi (uz.wikipedia.org), as of 24 February 2025
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