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Zolotonosha Museum of Local Lore named after Mykhaylo Ponomarenko

Zolotonosha Museum of Local Lore named after Mykhaylo Ponomarenko, Zolotonosha

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General information about Zolotonosha Museum of Local Lore named after Mykhaylo Ponomarenko (Zolotonosha)

Zolotonosha Museum of Local Lore named after Mykhaylo Ponomarenko was founded in 1960.

Changed the premises several times, since 2018 it is located in the building of the former seed inspection in the center of Zolotonosha.

The museum has more than 8,000 exhibits. In particular, the Gospel and other church old prints of the XVIII-XIX centuries are presented. In the historical department you can see Cossack cradles and cannonballs, household items, as well as exhibits related to the life and work of Taras Shevchenko, Mykhaylo Maksymovych, Hryhoriy Skovoroda, and Ivan Kotlyarevsky.

Documents and photographs tell about the Holodomor of 1932–1933 and the events of the Second World War in the Cherkasy region.

There is a biographical corner of the founder of the ...

Zolotonosha Museum of Local Lore named after Mykhaylo Ponomarenko was founded in 1960.

Changed the premises several times, since 2018 it is located in the building of the former seed inspection in the center of Zolotonosha.

The museum has more than 8,000 exhibits. In particular, the Gospel and other church old prints of the XVIII-XIX centuries are presented. In the historical department you can see Cossack cradles and cannonballs, household items, as well as exhibits related to the life and work of Taras Shevchenko, Mykhaylo Maksymovych, Hryhoriy Skovoroda, and Ivan Kotlyarevsky.

Documents and photographs tell about the Holodomor of 1932–1933 and the events of the Second World War in the Cherkasy region.

There is a biographical corner of the founder of the institution, local historian Mykhaylo Ponomarenko.

Золотоніський краєзнавчий музей імені Михайла Пономаренка заснований у 1960 році.

Кілька разів міняв приміщення, з 2018 року розташовується в будівлі колишньої насіннєвої інспекції в центрі міста Золотоноша.

Фонди музею налічують понад 8000 експонатів. Зокрема, представлене Євангеліє та інші церковні стародруки XVIII-XIX століть. В історичному відділі можна побачити козацькі люльки і гарматні ядра, предмети побуту, а також експонати, пов’язані з життям і діяльністю Тараса Шевченка, Михайла Максимовича, Григорія Сковороди, Івана Котляревського.

Документи і фотоматеріали розповідають про Голодомор 1932–1933 років і події Другої світової війни на Черкащині.

Діє біографічний куточок засновника закладу, краєзнавця Михайла Пономаренка.

Practical information about Zolotonosha Museum of Local Lore named after Mykhaylo Ponomarenko (Zolotonosha)

Last update

4/8/2024

Categories	Museum / gallery
Date of foundation	1960
Hours of work	09:00-17:15, days off - Saturday, Monday
Address	Blahovishchenska Street, 19 Zolotonosha
Coordinates	49.666392° N, 32.041057° E Coordinates copied
Phone	+380 4737 52 584,
Email	mponomarenka@ukr.net
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Аccessibility information

According to the institution

- There is no parking for people with disabilities

- From the stop g / t to the entrance are signs:

Yes

- Distance from the public transport stop to the entrance to the building:

200 m

- Width and height of the "corridor" of the path from the public transport stop:

2 m, 2 m

- Coverage of the pedestrian path from the public transport stop:

частково ґрунт / частково асфальт

- On the way from the stop g / t there are obstacles:

Yes

- Width of space in front of the entrance to the building:

5 m

- Information plate is placed at the height:

200 cm

- The entrance is arranged on the same level with the ground:

No

- The entrance is equipped with stairs (width, height, circle, material):

150 cm, 15 cm, 4items, бетон

- Stairs have:

No data available

- The entrance is equipped with a ramp (width, length, angle):

Missing

- Dimensions of the area in front of the door (width, length):

100*100 cm

- Door type:

mechanical

- There is a threshold in the front door:

15 cm

- Aisle width:

100 cm

- Free space in front of the rack / window not less than 1.5 m * 1.5 m:

No

- Parameters of the rack or the lower edge of the window (height, width):

There is no rack

- The rack is well lit:

No

- Installed induction loop:

No

- Assistive FM hearing aids available:

No

- Installed a mnemonic of the building:

No

- Available information about the museum's inclusiveness:

No

- Floor material:

Лінолеум

- Width of free passage in corridors:

100 cm

- Passages with an inclination of more than 3 degrees:

No

- Minimum width of passages and doors:

100 cm

- Maximum threshold height:

4 cm

- Number of exhibition floors:

1

- Pointers to the main premises:

No

- Tactile navigation:

No

- Places to rest:

No

- Accessible place for swaddling the baby:

No

- Height of placement of exhibits:

30 - 150 cm

- Height of signatures to exhibits:

30 - 150 cm

- In front of the exhibits there is free space (width, length):

Unavailable

- Videos are accompanied by subtitles:

No

- Provided tactile exhibits:

No

- Available audio guide:

No

- Premises are equipped with an induction loop:

No

- There are formats for different senses:

No

- The exposition includes stories, works of people with disabilities:

No

- There is no toilet for people with disabilities

- Admission for the accompanying person is free:

No

- Allowed entry with a guide dog:

No

- Support service available:

No

- The museum's website meets the requirements of web accessibility:

No

- The museum has its own corporate identity (identity):

No

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