After renovation, a school museum of military glory was opened in the Bakhchisrai district The museum of the Zheleznodorozhnansky school named after Grigorenko in the Bakhchisrai district, which was opened on May 7, 1985 on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the victory, began to operate again after renovation. Natalya Druzhzhina, a school teacher and director of the Museum of Military Glory, said that veterans who defended the approaches to Sevastopol initiated the establishment of the museum and brought the first exhibits. The guys collected objects on the hills of Bakhchisrai - mines, fragments, discs from machine guns - and all this material is kept in the museum. According to her, since 1985 the museum has remained unchanged, but now new technologies have arrived: video and audio tours have been created. The museum received funds for renovation thanks to a grant in the amount of 500 thousand rubles, won in a republican competition. "We bought a luxury TV with video tours loaded on it. The exhibition has been completely updated, now it is illuminated with fluorescent light, each stand is individually illuminated. We managed to complete a huge exhibition - a fragment of the battle for the skyscrapers of Bacchisrai," Druzhina said. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

After renovation, a school museum of military glory was opened in the Bakhchisrai district The museum of the Zheleznodorozhnansky school named after Grigorenko in the Bakhchisrai district, which was opened on May 7, 1985 on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the victory, began to operate again after renovation. Natalya Druzhzhina, a school teacher and director of the Museum of Military Glory, said that veterans who defended the approaches to Sevastopol initiated the establishment of the museum and brought the first exhibits. The guys collected objects on the hills of Bakhchisrai - mines, fragments, discs from machine guns - and all this material is kept in the museum. According to her, since 1985 the museum has remained unchanged, but now new technologies have arrived: video and audio tours have been created. The museum received funds for renovation thanks to a grant in the amount of 500 thousand rubles, won in a republican competition. "We bought a luxury TV with video tours loaded on it. The exhibition has been completely updated, now it is illuminated with fluorescent light, each stand is individually illuminated. We managed to complete a huge exhibition - a fragment of the battle for the skyscrapers of Bacchisrai," Druzhina said. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".