Museum "Underground Printing press 1905 – 1906 gg" is a branch of the State Central Museum of contemporary history of Russia. The Museum was opened in Moscow in 1924 and is located on the first floor in the left wing of the three-storey building. The house was built in the late 19th century and belonged to the merchant Kolupaeva.

Illegal, clandestine printing press was here during the revolution of 1905. Printing press arranged for the publication of illegal literature, Newspapers and flyers. The initiators were the leaders of the RSDLP - Krasin and Yenukidze. For this purpose, found a house on the outskirts of Moscow, close to the Georgian settlement. To cover the printing house was a shop that sold the Caucasian fruit and cheese. The printing press was in the room, dug under the warehouse. There was a small printing press "American".

Typography was well hidden and it operated successfully, although it was located near Butyrskaya police station and Butyrskaya prison castle. However, the workers successfully distributed the newspaper "worker". In 1906 a clandestine print shop canned. The machine moved at Rozhdestvensky Boulevard, the new premises.

The Museum was opened in 1924 on the proposal Sokolova, known under the party name "Myron". The creators of the Museum were former members of the underground who worked in this printing.

It consists of the shop, the shop basement, two living rooms and a kitchen. Situation the premises are fully restored and is typical of the life of Moscow's middle-class. Well preserved brick oven. The interior design used furniture, tableware and household utensils of the time. On the walls are numerous pictures.

The basement, which housed the printing press, issued in the form of storage: the crates of fruit, barrels of cheese. At the bottom laid illegal pamphlets and Newspapers. The printing house is below the level of the basement. It can be seen through a special viewing window in the wall. It is a true printing press. In the Museum you can see photocopies of the documents and to get acquainted with the detailed description of the history of typography and the activities of the underground.