In the summer of 2019, after a major renovation, the House of Lyuboshchinskys-Vernadskys reopened its doors to visitors, becoming the main building of the State Museum of the History of Russian Literature named after V. I. Dal.

The elite multi-apartment income house on Zubovsky Boulevard was built in 1912 at the request of M. M. and A. E. Lyuboshchinskys. It soon became a popular residence for the Moscow intelligentsia. A frequent guest here was academician V. I. Vernadsky, the brother-in-law of Lyuboshchinsky. The central arch of the building was captured by filmmaker L. A. Kulidzhakov in the film "The House Where I Live."

The house features a permanent exhibition "Zubovsky, 15: House of Science, Literature, Art," as well as temporary exhibitions dedicated to the history of Russian literature and book culture.