Vilkhovets

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General information about Vilkhovets

The village of Vilkhovets on the Popovka River is located 10 kilometers from Zvenyhorodka in the direction of Uman.

It was first mentioned in 1633. During the War of Liberation, Vilkhovets was a small town of the Bila Tserkva regiment. In the 17th-19th centuries, the village was owned by princes and counts Yablunyvskyi, Branytskyi and Potoski.

In 1844, a sugar factory (now closed) was built. In 1912, the Zemstvo two-class school began to work.

The poets Taras Shevchenko and Oleksandr Pushkin visited the village in different years.

Vyacheslav Chornovil, a prominent Ukrainian statesman and leader of the People's Movement of Ukraine, spent his childhood and youth here (the manor-museum is now open).

Село Вільховець на річці Поповка розташоване в 10 кілометрах від Звенигородки в бік Умані.

Вперше згадується в 1633 році. Під час Визвольної війни Вільховець було сотенним містечком Білоцерківського полку. В XVII-XIX століттях селом володіли князі й графи Яблунівські, Браницькі та Потоцькі.

В 1844 році був побудований цукровий завод (зараз закритий). В 1912 році почала працювати земська двокласна школа.

Село в різні роки відвідували поети Тарас Шевченко та Олександр Пушкін.

Тут провів дитячі та юнацькі роки видатний український державний діяч, лідер Народного Руху України В'ячеслав Чорновіл (відкрито садибу-музей).

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Vyacheslav Chornovil Estate Museum, Vilkhovets
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Vyacheslav Chornovil Manor-Museum

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The Manor Museum of the Hero of Ukraine Vyacheslav Chornovil, an outstanding Ukrainian statesman, Soviet dissident, leader of the NRU party, was opened in Vilkhovets in the house where he spent his childhood and youth.

In 1946, at the age of nine, Vyacheslav and his family moved to Vilkhovets from their native Yerky. Here he graduated from high school, and in 1955 he went to Kyiv to enter the philological faculty of Kyiv University.

After his tragic death in 1999, his sister Valentyna Maksymivna donated the house to the Cherkasy Regional Museum of Local Lore. In 2007, in honor of the 70th anniversary of the birth of Chornovil, an exposition dedicated to him was opened in this building, and a bust of him was installed in the yard.

Visitors to the museum of Vyacheslav Chornovil have the opportunity to get acquainted with the original interiors of the rooms, unique photographs and documents, books, and personal belongings of the Chornovil family.

Map pin icon Vyacheslava Chornovola Street, 15

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