Sterlitamak

Museum of Local Lore
Cinema "Salavat" and a monument to

Salavat Yulaev
Russian Drama Theater
The Eternal Flame Ensemble

the Ashkadar marina, the first caravan of 30 barrels loaded

with Iletsky salt for the central provinces of Russia sent down the Belaya River. The foundation of Sterlitamak is also associated with this year, the name of which came from the combination of two words: "Sterli" - "tamak", which means the mouth, mouth. The city soon turned into a shopping center: Orenburg - Ufa and Verkhneuralsk - Bugulma - Kazan. More than two centuries ago, in 1766, from the Ashkadar marina, the first caravan of 30 barrels loaded with Iletsky salt for the central provinces of Russia sent down the Belaya River. The foundation of Sterlitamak is also associated with this year, the name of which came from the combination of two words: "Sterli" - "tamak", which means the mouth, mouth. The city soon turned into a shopping center: Orenburg - Ufa and Verkhneuralsk - Bugulma - Kazan.

churches and 5 Muslim mosques, a female gymnasium and a

real school, 18 enterprises and 6 doctors. Although by the end of the nineteenth century factory industry began to develop, the urban economy did not receive real development.

Marx, 150. This is the former house of the merchant

Dyakonov. There is a memorial plaque with the caption: “In this building during the years of the Second World War, the hospital of the USSR Non-Commercial Organizations was located No. 4660.

street. K. Marx, 100. This building was built in 1914.

before the revolution, it housed the Siberian Bank, after the revolution, the State Bank. And even earlier, the house belonged to the contractor Sotnikov. On the ground floor, which housed a store selling Singer cars.

built in 1959. In front of the Salavat cinema in

1974 a monument to Salavat Yulaev was erected, the authors of which are: sculptors A.G. Dema, M.P. Shabaltin.
This is a monument to the national hero and poet of the Bashkir people Salavat Yulaev, it was erected in connection with the 200th anniversary of the peasant war led by E.I. Pugacheva, The monument was registered by the decision of the Bureau of the Sterlitamak city committee of the CPSU, the executive committee of the city council of people's deputies on August 16, 1979 №23.

1922 it became a Soviet power station, which used to

provide the operation of a leather factory and sawmills. February 5, 1946 By the decree of the BASSR government in Sterlitamak, the Russian Drama Theater was founded, the troupe of which was composed of employees of the former Beloretsk Drama Theater, as well as partially the actors of the Ufa Russian Drama Theater and Ensemble at the Bashkir State Philharmonic Society.

The ensemble was authored by architect B. Milyutin, sculptor M.P.

Shabaltin. The monument is a figure of a warrior-liberator holding a torch in his raised left hand - a symbol of Victory, with his left foot he rests on a Nazi helmet. In the center of the five-pointed star, at the feet of a soldier on the pedestal, the Eternal Flame burns. The dimensions of the monument are 5x15 meters, the height of the stele is 14 meters, and the upper mark of the soldier’s outstretched arm with a torch is 8 meters. The monument is dedicated to soldiers - citizens who did not return during the Second World War. During the war, 16,150 residents of Sterlitamak and the region fought on the fronts, of which 8,590 people died and went missing.