The Local History Museum of Bobrov is located in the center on Kirova Street, house 26, in the building that used to house the merchant Miroshnikov's shop. The museum in its current form opened in 1991, although some exhibits were inherited from the previous museum, which closed in the 1970s.

The museum's exhibitions cover events from the beginning of the settlement of the Bobrov region in the 17th century to the present day. The nature hall features dioramas depicting the Bityug River, the Khrenovsky forest, and chalk slopes with their flora and fauna. Here you can see stuffed animals and birds that showcase the diversity of the wildlife of Pribituzhye.

The museum's library contains scientific publications about the nature of the Bobrov district. A particular pride of the museum is the ethnography hall, which displays peasant clothing from the 18th century. The exhibition also tells about the traditions of wedding ceremonies, blessings for the newlyweds, and the symbolic meaning of embroidered patterns.

The museum enjoys well-deserved popularity among local residents and visitors to the area. The museum staff offers everyone interested exciting and detailed tours.