House-Museum of M.V. Frunze

The building housing the museum was designed by Samara architect A. Shcherbachev for the workers of the pasta factory, and its first owner was Samara merchant O.K. Kenitzer. Initially, the building was intended to house workers involved in the construction of the pasta factory, after the revolution it was occupied by the Bolsheviks. The museum itself was opened in this building on February 23, 1934, on the day of the 16th anniversary of the creation of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. The building is located in a one-story red brick building. There are six small rooms in it. The building itself is recognized as an architectural monument