 
                
                Museum And Arts GAllery Of Dilijan
The first archeological discoveries in Armenia have been made in Dilijan in 1850th in a place called Redkin Lager. The name of the place comes from the name of the road builder and engineer Redkin who set up his camp near Dilijan, on the right bank of the river Aghstev. At the time, the road passed through Dilijan and the main part of items found during the archeological excavations in the surrounding areas of Dilijan was transferred to museum of Moscow, Leningrad, Tbilisi, Baku and Yerevan.
But the land of Dilijan was "studeed" with archeological items so richly that it also was able to provide museums of the own city with more than 3000 years old items making it unique treasury in republic. The rare pictures stored here also make the Geological Museum of Dilijan a treasury.the originals of Hovhannes Aivazovski , Georg Bashinjaghyan,Vardges Surenyants ,Panos Terlemezyan,Edgar Shahin ,Lev Lagorio, Jean-Baptiste Greuzeare kept here . The museum also contains works of Dutch , Italian and French painters of the 16 th , 17 th and 18th centuries , ,,South Greenland" and ,, Winter evening " paintings by famous American painter Rockwell Kent , works of famous French painter of Armenian origin Garnik Zulumyan(Garzu )
While Yeghishe Hovsepyan has founded the Geological Museum of Dilijan, its long-time director Albert Matinyan and he Honored Artist of the Republic of Armenia Hovhannes Sharambeyan made every effort to make it treasury of archaelogical items and works of art.
The museum gallery was created in 1958 . At the museum are stored and demonstrated :
1.archaelogical exhibits 
2.ethnographic items
3.silver jewelry , coins 
4.items of applied art
The museum enjoys great popularity. People of differents ages , occupations and preferences visit the museum . Themed classes - excursions are held for students. In addition to excursions the museum organizes events and exhibitions.
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