The Gulag History Museum in Moscow, Russia, opened on October 30, 2001. It was designed by architect Paulina Gavrilova, featuring a minimalist design with stark interiors that evoke the harsh conditions of the Gulag labor camps. The museum’s collection includes personal belongings of prisoners, documents, and photographs, providing a detailed account of the Soviet Union’s oppressive regime and its impact on millions of lives.

This museum features a collection of historic trains, including steam, diesel, and electric locomotives, as well as various railway artifacts. It highlights the development of the Russian railway system.