The I.P. Morozov House Museum is located in a picturesque and tranquil corner of the city. It is an exact replica of the Morozov family's house in the village of Mezhador, where Ivan Pavlovich spent his childhood years.

The exhibition titled "I.P. Morozov (1924, 1987): A Person's Fate in the History of the Republic" is dedicated to the formation of I.P. Morozov as a state, political, and public figure. It allows us to reflect on an important historical period for the development of the Komi Republic through the fate of one individual.

The section dedicated to I.P. Morozov's family tells about his childhood, youth, education, and participation in the Great Patriotic War. Here, photographs, documents, and ethnographic items recreate the atmosphere of the home in the village. The exhibition is complemented by an electronic presentation with photo and documentary materials that were not included in the main display.

In the second part of the house museum, there is an interactive hall called "Old School," where a guide will explain how and what peasant children were taught. The museum also hosts ethnographic tours, celebrations, and workshops.