The exhibition shows that the history of a family is made up of letters, photographs, family habits, and memories of ancestors. The project connects archives, multimedia, and live conversation about how personal biography becomes part of a larger story. Genealogy here is revealed as a way to better understand oneself and one’s place in the chain of generations. The exposition offers to see in family history the foundation of personal identity and part of the cultural memory of the country. In the spotlight are the fates of famous dynasties, through which themes of continuity, upbringing, labor, patronage, and careful attitude towards traditions are revealed. Viewers can trace how home values gradually transform into a heritage that influences society and art. Among the materials are archival documents, digital copies of originals, and video testimonies. Particular interest is aroused by interactive elements that make the conversation about memory close. Visitors can not only view the exhibits but also experience history through scents, personal stories, and practical tools for creating a family tree. The final point of the exhibition is the collective "Book of Memory," in which visitors are invited to write down their family history. Where to go in Moscow on weekends, KUDAGO will suggest.