The Soshenko Museum is the home of the artist's father, where Ivan Soshenko was born in 1807. The exposition is located in three rooms. The first room displays materials about Ivan's childhood and adolescence. The exposition of the next room covers the artist's stay in St. Petersburg and his studies at the Academy of Arts (1832-1838). The third room tells about the meeting of I. Soshenko with T.G. Shevchenko, about the artist's work as a drawing teacher. The museum displays photo reproductions of numerous sketches and drawings of the artist, as well as photocopies telling about the activities of Ivan Maksimovich as a teacher, about the last years of his life. On December 15, 1973, the grand opening of the countryman's museum-estate took place. There are icons in the museum, painted in the 18th century. These were painted by Ivan Maksimovich. Some experts say that Soshenko's icons "differ from ordinary painting work."