The intimate exhibition is dedicated to the woman whose tales and songs have forever remained in the memory of Alexander Pushkin. Here, the story of his nanny comes to life - from her rural childhood to the Mikhailov evenings when she shared the poet's solitude during his exile. The exhibition constructs a vivid narrative about the woman whose name is inextricably linked to the poet's fate. Visitors will learn how a peasant girl from the Hannibal family became the nanny of Alexander Pushkin's mother, and later an indispensable helper in the household, caring for the children and staying by their side for many years. A separate section is dedicated to the Mikhailov period, when the nanny shared the poet's solitude during his exile. Quotes from letters, memories of friends, and fragments of manuscripts convey the atmosphere of quiet evenings when special trust was born through stories and jokes. The folk tales, songs, and proverbs she shared become an important part of the narrative, showing how lively conversation turned into creative inspiration. The final part of the exhibition addresses how the image of the nanny entered cultural memory. Portraits of her charges, views of estates, and graphic works with cozy scenes of conversations help to transcend the school image and see in the heroine a person with her own fate and character. The visitor gradually understands why this figure is still perceived as a symbol of home warmth, care, and unconditional support. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for it on our website.