The Coachman’s Farmstead Museum

In 2007, they bought a purebred Oryol stallion, nicknamed “Scarlet Sail for the Soul”. Soon, friends and acquaintances began to ask to ride the stallion, so thus a horse-riding organization appeared. After that, they began to acquire accessories for horse riding, both horseback riding and in a carriage/cab /sleigh. Some of the accessories were created with their own hands: restoration of the sledge, low wide sledges, city sledges, and old harnesses; later they learned how to make a new harness, as it was sewn in the old days. They began to collect antique items of horse harnesses, stirrups, bells, and little bells. Thus, began a small Coachman’s Farmstead Museum.

The museum is open to all visitors: both for residents of the city, and for guests and tourists. The museum cooperates with travel agencies, providing museum services and horse riding in the old city at the request of visitors.

The collection includes forged stirrups, bells, little bells, ancient arches, saddles, breastbands, whips, snake whips, collars, breechings, wooden wheels, low wide sledges, city sledges, small carriages (light cart), and a chaise.