On Monday, 23 February, the opening of the renewed exposition of the Lesya Ukrainka Museum took place at Lesya Ukrainka Volyn State University. The museum's holdings contain documents and photographs of the Kosach family, Maria Beshkurova's memoirs about Lesya Ukrainka, and the textbook "Ancient History of Eastern Peoples" (1918), which Lesya wrote for her younger sisters and brother. The museum's exposition includes all of Lesya Ukrainka's collections published during her lifetime: "On the Wings of Songs" (1893), "Thoughts and Dreams" (1899), "Echoes" (1902). The almanacs "Rada" (1884) and "Dosvitni vohni" (1906) are presented in the original. A turnstile illustrated with original photo postcards of the places where she lived and worked (Volyn, Crimea, the Caucasus, Western Europe, Egypt) serves as a kind of map of the writer's travels. An ethnographic display case tells about the folkloristic interests of Lesya Ukrainka and her mother Olena Pchilka. Reference: The Lesya Ukrainka Museum of the Department of Ukrainian Literature began its work on 11 September 1985. It is the fifth museum in our country and the first university museum that tells about the life and creative path of the brilliant Ukrainian poetess.