The museum "Semyon Lozhkar's House" was opened in 2013 and recreates the atmosphere of life of a prosperous peasant craftsman from the Kerzhensky region. Here you can see the grand porch, spacious hallways, a hut, two light rooms, and a farmyard. The museum houses an extensive collection of spoons, with over 670 carved and painted specimens, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the everyday life of our ancestors.

This interactive museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to get acquainted with peasant life: try your hand at working with a pestle and mortar, grinding grain in a mill, weaving rugs, spinning flax thread, and learning the "Semyonovskaya Quadrille" dance. And if you still don't know how to roll laundry with a rolling pin, you definitely should visit this museum!