House-Museum of Mirza Alakbar Sabir

The museum was established in 1962, in connection with the 100th anniversary of birth of the poet. The museum is located in a two-storeyed building. The former building of the museum consisted of one floor and 2 exposition halls. The museum was in an emergency condition. It was demolished and rebuilt in 1978. Following the reconstruction, it was reopened 1979 as a museum for public.^[1] In September, 2017, the museum was closed and disassembled for restoration, because of wreck of a wall of the museum.^[2]

Total area of the museum is 293 m².^[1] The museum consists of six exhibition halls,^[3] a balcony.^[1] In the first exposition hall exhibits of childhood M.A.Sabir, his school years, exhibits of his travels, and a model of his pot he used to cook soap are displayed. In other rooms household items belonging to the XIX-XX centuries, gifts donated to the museum, photos of Sabir's contemporaries, works of researchers, examples of Molla Nasraddin magazine and other exhibits are exhibited to the audience.^[4]