A silyanka necklace handmade with interwoven glass beads and white metal. Traditionally worn as a choker, it often complemented other jewelry pieces. It could also be worn as a hair piece. This necklace originated in Podilia.
Three ink sketches of Popov Manor House (also known as Vasylivka Castle) showing the original ideas of the architect, displayed alongside modern detailed watercolors by Oleksandr Kharlan.
The materials of the exhibition tell about the emergence and combat activities of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army in Volyn, about the commanders and insurgent soldiers, among whom was the graphic artist Nil Khasevych, whose military graphics are presented in the museum.
The artifact was made by V.F. Khomenko in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1977. It is made out of silver, agate, and enamel, and the exact purpose for production is unknown. The ring was featured in the exhibition "Rings: Thousand-Year Histories of Familiar Things", from September 24, 2019 to October 11, 2020 in the Museum of Historical Jewels of Ukraine.
An oral interview of Shapoval Alexander Savovich, a Holodomor survivor, recorded by Vyhodovanets′ Olga Vasylivna and Artemenko Larysa Olehivna in Kostiantynivka village, Smilyansky district, Cherkasy region.
«3 літака, що пролітає небом, летять бомби на житловий квартал. Будинки димлять, проїжджаючи по дорозі автомобілі хочуть швидше вивезти людей з міста.»
«Мамо, я бачу війну, трішки страшно, але я не сама, моє серце гріє віра, віра в нашу Перемогу. Я знаю, що неодмінно настане мир і розквітне наша славна Україна!!!»
