Odessa Pushkin Museum

This museum is a gallery committed to the Russian writer Alexander Pushkin in Odessa, Ukraine. The historical center is in a condo where Pushkin lived in 1823.Pushkin just burned through thirteen months in the city. He arrived in light of the fact that he had been ousted from Moscow. While he was here he appears to have lived it up yet the nearby representative was not an arrangement.

Bothered by Pushkin's conduct he had his mail captured. He figured out how to discover sections in letters that bolstered Atheism and with these, he could get the Tsar to prohibit Pushkin from Odessa also. The gallery shows unique compositions from Pushkin's works and a duplicate of a page from his book Eugene Onegin.It was opened in June, 1961.