Attractions of Krymka

The "Partyzanska Iskra" (Partisan Spark) Museum was founded in the village of Krymka in 1965 by Ivan Herasymenko, a member of the underground youth organization.

In 1985-1991, the museum underwent reconstruction, during which a large exhibition hall and a cinema hall were completed, a monument to a young underground fighter was erected against the backdrop of granite pylons, a stele near the mass grave was restored, and a young park was planted. After the reconstruction, the museum was granted the status of a memorial complex.

The main collection of the "Partyzanska Iskra " Museum contains 2,428 museum exhibits. The auxiliary collection includes 1,676 items. The oldest museum items date back to the late 19th - early 20th centuries.

The museum's exposition is located in two halls. Among the exhibits are photographs of members of the underground organization, their personal belongings (clothes, school supplies, drawings, musical instruments, sports equipment), documents, samples of weapons, postcards, maps, letters, a diorama.

The exhibition hall hosts various exhibitions from the museum's collections, exhibitions of creative works by artists, photographers, amateur craftsmen, local artists, and exhibitions of the Mykolaiv Museum of Local Lore, a branch of which is the "Partyzanska Iskra " Memorial Museum.