Millerovsky urban settlement

Millerovsky urban settlement is located in the north-west of the Rostov region, on the Glubokaya river (the left tributary of the Seversky Donets, Don basin), 220 km from Rostov-on-Don , is the northernmost city of the Rostov region and covers an area of 4475 hectares.

The birth date of the settlement with the name "Millerovo" can be considered the fact that, on the basis of the imperial decree of February 14, 1786, a military foreman, a German by birth, Ivan Abramovich Miller founded his estate on empty land in the floodplain of the Glubokoye river.

The Millerovo urban settlement includes the city of Millerovo.

• Millerovo Museum of Local Lore . The city museum of local lore presents exhibits dedicated to the life and history of the city of Millerovo, the lives of its residents in different years of history ^[9] .
• The police museum is located next to the museum of local lore ^[10] .
• House-estate of Sholokhov. In this building in the years 1928-1935, the writer Mikhail Sholokhov lived. In this house, Sholokhov wrote the third volume of The Quiet Don, the first book of the novel Virgin Soil Upturned, several articles and essays. The Manor House itself is a Cossack chicken of four rooms. Here, the atmosphere of the period of the writer’s life is recreated. In one room, where the writer’s mother lived, Anastasia Danilovna, the atmosphere of the 1930s was recreated, in the large hall there is the “Family Album” exposition with letters and photographs of the writer’s relatives. Sholokhov’s office is presented in one room, and the living room is in the last. In the basement are the kitchen and dining room of the writer’s family. An exhibition “M. A. Sholokhov on hunting and fishing. "
• Monument in memory of the founder of the city, Ivan Abramovich Miller ^[11] .
• Monument to the writer Mikhail Sholokhov ^[12] .
• Monuments in honor of the Heroes of the Soviet Union, natives of the city of Millerovo ^[13] .
• Sculptural compositions: to Vladimir Ilch Lenin, “Heroes who established Soviet power on the Don in 1918-20,” Marshal Efimov, “Countrymen who died in the wars with Afghanistan and Chechnya”, Kukushkin Alexander, “Memorial to the soldiers who liberated Millerovo in 1943” , To the killed policemen, MiG-17 Aircraft, T-34-85 Tank, Dulag-125 Prisoners ^[14] .
• The memorial to the prisoners “Victims of Fascism” (1980). During the years of World War II, a concentration camp for Soviet prisoners of war Dulag-125 (Millerovskaya Pit) was located on the territory of the city. About 120 thousand prisoners of war passed through the camp, about 40 thousand remained in the camp forever ^[15] .
• Temple of the Holy Great Martyr and Healer Panteleimon ^[16] .
• In the Millerovsky district, near the village of Voloshino, there is a mountain where paragliding exercises and competitions are held ^[17] .

• Administrative division of the Rostov region
• Settlements of the Rostov region

• Revin I. A. From the history of settlements in the Millerovsky district: Millerovsky urban settlement // Donskoy Temnik : local history almanac / Don State Public Library. Rostov-on-Don, 1993—2015.