Since 2009, the Tyurin House has been part of the I.S. Nikitin Literary Museum. This one-story house, built in the mid-19th century, belonged to Anna Nikolaevna Tyurina, the cousin of the poet Ivan Savvich Nikitin. Currently, it features children's play areas "Visiting Robin Bobin" and "Marshak's Courier Train." The house hosts events such as "Birthday in the Museum," the New Year's morning performance "The Pie Sat on the Christmas Tree," as well as games like "The Kids Are Informed That the Train Is Departing," "Mother Goose," and "The Brothers-Moons." Additionally, a quest called "The Road to Marshak's Kingdom" and a workshop "At the Last Point on the Last Line" are organized here. All programs developed by the "Marshak Center" are designed for groups of 5 children aged 6 to 11.