The Tymanivka Folk Museum of Oleksandr Suvorov was opened in 1947 in the house of the manager of the Tymanivka estate, where commander Oleksandr Suvorov lived in 1796-1797. In the Tymanivka area, he conducted training for Russian troops stationed in Tulchyn.

The museum's collection is based on finds discovered by local residents in the village (18th-century coins, cannons, cannonballs, bayonets, a drum, etc.). Also presented are uniforms of officers and soldiers of the Russian army of the late 18th century, weapons and standards of Russian, French, and Turkish armies of the 18th century, and a numismatic collection. A document with the commander's personal signature and seal is preserved.

Previously, in front of the museum building stood a bust of Oleksandr Suvo ...

The Tymanivka Folk Museum of Oleksandr Suvorov was opened in 1947 in the house of the manager of the Tymanivka estate, where commander Oleksandr Suvorov lived in 1796-1797. In the Tymanivka area, he conducted training for Russian troops stationed in Tulchyn.

The museum's collection is based on finds discovered by local residents in the village (18th-century coins, cannons, cannonballs, bayonets, a drum, etc.). Also presented are uniforms of officers and soldiers of the Russian army of the late 18th century, weapons and standards of Russian, French, and Turkish armies of the 18th century, and a numismatic collection. A document with the commander's personal signature and seal is preserved.

Previously, in front of the museum building stood a bust of Oleksandr Suvorov, which was dismantled in 2023 as part of decolonization.