The museum of V.F. Rudnev was opened in 2004, when the 100th anniversary of the naval battle

    between the Russian ships "Varyag" and "Korean" and the Japanese squadron in the bay Chemulpo was celebrated. The museum is named for the commander of the cruiser "Varyag" Vsevolod Rudnev, the hereditary naval officer, whose ancestors served the fatherland for 200 years. The museum exposition tells about the heroism of the Russian ships, which entered into an unequal battle with the Japanese squadron and didn't disgrace the Russian naval flag. Unique exhibits from the museum, the gifts Central Naval Museum, State History Museum, Main Staff of the Russian Navy and other military and public maritime organization are presented here. Some exhibit are of particular interest, these are personal belongings of Rear Admiral Rudnev, which were with him at the time of the battle , were raised from the seabed and returned to him by the Japanese