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Spotlight of Russia visits the museums at Malye Korely and Vitoslavlitsy near Novgorod by Elizaveta Vedernikova Varvara Grineva Anna Kazachinina Kirill Homikov
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Here we are at Malya Korely, near Arkhangelsk This is typical izba. It's a small wooden country house with just one or two rooms. The family room is a bedroom, kitchen and living room all in one. There isn't a bathroom, but there is wooden sauna (banya) outside.
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This is the 'beautiful corner' (krasny), with family icon and special table for guests.
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Now we're at Vitoslavlitsy. Let's look inside the 1882 izba from Ryshevo. The is a large clay oven (pech') in the corner near the door. There are sleeping benches (polaty) above the oven.
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There are low benches along the other walls, one two tables, and a cupboard for dishes.
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TaskS 1 How many rooms are there in the house? What is a family room? In what year was the hut built in Risnovo?
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Tasks 2 Is there a large stove along the door(F/T) Was the bathhouse made of stone (F/T) The museum was open air (F/T)