the initiator of the construction was fyodor ivanovich paskevich, the son of general field marshal. this decision himself, or it was some kind of family council to bring the ashes of his ancestors here, including his famous father, general field marshal ivan fyodorovich paskevich. the fact that fyodor ivanovich paskevich decided to build a mausoleum in gomel also indicates that gomel meant a lot to this family. there are no other similar sacred structures of this type of architecture on the territory of belarus. is found, it is the only one, therefore unique. the last owner of the gomel estate in the male line during the construction of the tomb, its walls were laid with such a stone poured with a solution of glass and glaze. this kind of masonry, with such a special stone, it was used on the territory of the palace and park ensemble not only here, but the walls and ... of the winter garden are laid out in a similar way. an integral part in the arrangement of noble estates was the presence of winter gardens. we are now in a winter garden, which was created in late 19th and early 20t

from the poskevich family are buried in the tomb, the last burial was made in 193, when fyodor ivanovich paskevich, the last owner of the gomel estate in the male line, died, during the construction of the tomb, its walls were laid with such a stone, poured with a solution of glass and glaze. this is the kind of masonry, with such a special stone, it is used on the territory of the palace and park ensemble. it is reverse that despite the events of the 20th century, elements of the decorative decoration of the winter garden have been preserved, in particular this fountain, the one who created it left a hint for us descendants: 1891. the museum collections concentrate the past of our country in different variations, these are documents, these are photographs, these are personal items, these are awards and so on. and, probably, it is very useful for the current generations to know about the time when events related to the great unfolded here on the territory of our republic of belarus. i want to show a book, the first inventory book, which was started in 1944, and the first exhibit that arrived in th