The museum, located on the fourth floor, documents the lives, work and achievements of Russian émigrés in the west. It is of particular interest to Russian historians since there are many documents and historical artifacts that would have otherwise destroyed by the communists during and after the Russian Revolution of 1917, included are the archives of the Tsarist Russian Consulate in China. The purpose of the museum is to preserve the memory of those Russian-Americans who added not only to the émigré culture, but also the culture at large and to the world.
Open Saturdays 10:30AM-2:30PM
Phone (415) 921-4082
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Russian Life Daily Newspaper:
This daily Russian language newspaper has its offices on the fourth floor.
Open daily 10:00AM-2:00PM
Phone (415) 921-5380
Russian Library:
Also located on the fourth floor, the library has a large selection of Russian literature, and contains a library of more than 500 old and new titles of children’s literature as well. Authors such as Pushkin, Ershov, Kipling, Suteev, Marshak and Milne. Titles such as Zolushka, Dyuimovochka, Skazki Dlya Molisheii, Russkie Narodnie Skazki, Zhar-Ptitsa, Spyiaschaya Krasavitsa and Rukavitchka.
Open Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10:00AM-2:00PM
Phone (415) 921-4912
