Literary Memorial Museum of Ivan Franko

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While in Krivorivnya v 1901-1914 biennium, Franko stayed in this house, which belonged at that time Basil Yakib'yuku, local carvers. In 1953, the building housed a museum. There are three exhibition rooms. In one room presented a working writer, where he attended the O. Kobylyanskaya, S. Grushevskii. Survived bed that slept Franco passed from the time clock, table, hatchet-Bartko, who gave Yakib'yuk Frank, sak for fishing, folding chair, on which rested Kotsjubynsky.