Mykhailo Hrushevsky Museum Estate, Kryvorivnia
The historian's restored villa above the Cheremosh: he spent his summers here in 1907–1914.
On the advice of Ivan Franko, Hrushevsky first came to Kryvorivnia in the summer of 1902 and for five years rented a house in a hamlet. In 1907 he bought a wooden homestead at the spot where the Berezhnytska inlet flows into the Chornyi Cheremosh, and until 1914 he spent every summer here with his wife and daughter. In 1917 the villa was burned by russian troops retreating from the Carpathians. The house was rebuilt from surviving drawings and recollections; the museum opened on 29 September 2003 as a branch of the regional museum. On display are documents, photographs, the scholar's reconstructed study and a rocking chair.
Hrushivka hamlet; 10:00–18:00, lunch break 13:00–14:00, closed Monday. A branch of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Museum. 1.2 km away is the Franko house museum.