Station Square. Sharya's webcams

Live webcam with a view of the station square in the city of Sharya (Kostroma region of Russia).

The lens captures the square itself and the buildings adjacent to it, including the facades of the station itself. Near this place is Vokzalnaya street, there is a monument to the Steam Locomotive and a monument to V.I.Lenin. The broadcast is carried out in real time.

The real pride of the city of Sharya, whose webcams are broadcast on this site, is the local history museum.

It was opened in 1971 and today belongs to the Kostroma Museum-Reserve.
There are about 9000 exhibits in the funds of the Sharya Museum. The most numerous is the collection of photographs. The most valuable is Maltsevsky's album, where 54 photographs reflect the life of the military on the fronts of the First World War.
Expeditions of local museum staff allowed to collect a significant collection of items of peasant life, as well as various samples of applied, folk art. Of interest are the products of joinery, pottery, weaving, felting and rolling art. Here you can also see the tools of labor of peasants, household items, sandals and clothes. The collection of sundresses, skirts, tablecloths, icons, embroidery and lace is also noteworthy.

The entire exposition is divided into themes dedicated to the Great Patriotic War, the beginning of the history of Sharya, the development of the city, and local nature.

Separately, it is worth noting the exhibition "Luginins and the Vetluzhsky Territory", which tells about the family, life, work and achievements of VF Luginin. By the way, the scientist's mansion is located in the suburb of Sharya. Only a park with an old pond has survived to our time.
Along with the permanent collection, traveling collections are exhibited within the walls of the museum, exhibitions of contemporary artists, masters of decorative and applied art are held.
Initially, the wooden St. Nicholas Church was given to the funds of the Muschei. But with the collapse of the USSR, the collections were moved to another building, where a sewing studio was located before.
In addition to excursions, the museum hosts lectures and interactive sessions. The institution also offers excursion programs dedicated to the Orthodox churches of Sharya, the history of the city, and outstanding residents.
The balance of the museum also includes city monumental monuments. This is a memorial to the participants of the Great Patriotic War and home front workers, war children, internationalist soldiers, border guards.

If it is not yet possible to get to this city, Sharya's webcams, which can be watched online in real time, will allow you to be transported to quiet, cozy streets from anywhere in the world.