Editing Samara (section)

=== Alabin Museum ===
The main branch of the Alabin Museum is the House-Museum of Vladimir Lenin in Samara is an object of cultural heritage of federal significance. It is located on the site of a former city merchant's mansion, dating to the last quarter of the 19th century. The Ulyanov family rented a second floor apartment of the house of Samara merchant Ilya Rytikov in 1893. During this time Vladimir Ulyanov graduated from [[St. Petersburg University]] law school and started employment at the Samara Regional Court. The museum opened in 1940. The museum's second floor houses a permanent memorial/household exhibition "Ulyanov family’s apartment in Samara, 1890–1893", recreating the living conditions and household atmosphere of the Ulyanov family. The ground floor contains a specialised display area, including a fragment of an artistic reconstruction of Ilya Rytikov's merchant shop.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |title=Название страницы |url=http://www.site.com/ |access-date=2024-03-28 |website=Название сайта |language=ru}}</ref>

Samara has a strong rock 'n' roll scene with indie bands and great festivals like Protoka, Metafest, and Volgafest.

Another branch of the museum is the Exposition Museum of Art Nouveau opened in 2012. It was the mansion of Alexandra Kurlina, a merchant's wife and philanthropist. The original façade and interior survive to this day, representing the works of European and Russian [[Art Nouveau|art nouveau]] masters. The museum is an exhibition space, which hosts major Russian museums’ projects (The Pushkin Museum, Abramtsevo Museum-Reserve, Moscow Multimedia Art Museum), and organises exhibitions of its own collections.<ref name=":0" />

The final branch is the House-Museum of Mikhail Frunze which opened in 1934 but its building was constructed in 1891. On February 23, 2004, on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the museum, a new, third exposition was opened, in which new materials, previously classified as top secret, were exhibited. The exposition details information on the [[Russian Civil War]], the confrontation on the Eastern Front between the armies of [[Mikhail Frunze]] and [[Alexander Kolchak]], about "[[Russian Red Army|The Reds]]", "[[Russian White Army|The Whites]]" and "[[Green armies|The Greens]]", and about the anti-Soviet uprising behind the lines of the Eastern Front.<ref name=":0" />