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Museums came in all sizes, from humble local history museums to the world-class Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.

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Contents of this tag:

  1. Kazan
  2. Astrakhan (plan)
  3. Tver
  4. Warsaw
  5. Nizhni-Novgorod
  6. Kostroma
  7. Åbo (plan)
  8. Reval (plan)
  9. Rostov Kremlin (plan)
  10. St. Petersburg (plan)
  11. Pyatigorsk (plan)
  12. Riga (plan)
  13. Pskov
  14. Tiflis (plan)
  15. Helsingfors (plan)
  16. Irkutsk (plan)
  17. Kislovodsk (plan)
  18. Sebastopol (plan)
  19. Krasnoyarsk
  20. Feodosiya (plan)
  21. Saratov
  22. Ichthyological museum (Astrakhan)
  23. Omsk
  24. Tomsk
  25. Museum and Garden Tower
  26. Kuopio (plan)
  27. Borgå (plan)
  28. Moscow (plan)
  29. Novgorod (plan)
  30. Odessa (plan)
  31. Viborg (plan)
  32. Vilna (plan)
  33. Vladivostok (plan)
  34. Barnaul
  35. Irkutsk
  36. Tatar mosque (Astrakhan)
  37. Lermontov museum (Pyatigorsk)