In the Yeltsovsky region - on the border of the Altai Territory and the Kemerovo Region - the first museum of a film actress in Russia is located. In the first two rooms of the museum, the historically correct setting of a peasant house of the 1930-1940s has been recreated. The reconstruction used original items that belonged to the Savinov family: a bookcase, a chest of drawers, writing utensils, a kerosene lamp, etc. This setting, detailing the way of the early years of the actress's life, gives visitors the opportunity to plunge into the atmosphere of her childhood and adolescence.

The second section of the exposition is devoted to the creative fate of the actress. Here are materials about the creative life of a film actress: a genuine diploma and a trade union card of the actress, other documents, photo tests, frames from films. Many things of Ekaterina Savinova were donated to the museum by her husband, director Evgeny Tashkov. He donated to the museum the dress in which the actress starred in her most famous film, Come Tomorrow. A separate complex in the memorial museum of film actress E.F. Savinova. Frosya Burlakova became the only big role of Savinova in the cinema. Director Evgeny Tashkov wrote the script for the film "Come Tomorrow" especially for her, using many facts from her own biography. After the release of the movie "Come Tomorrow" in 1963, the role of Frosya Burlakova was noted as the best female role of the year.

It should be recalled that the Honored Artist of Russia Ekaterina Savinova had a unique voice - three and a half octaves. After graduating from VGIK, she entered the Gnessin Institute and, in her fourth year, performed arias from classical operas.

Employees of the Memorial Museum of Film Actress E.F. Savinova prepared excursions for the guests on various topics: "Always come!", "Forever in our hearts" from the cycle "Yeltsovka - the small homeland of Ekaterina Savinova" ". The Museum of the People's Artist of the RSFR Ekaterina Savinova is included in the brand route “The Big Golden Ring of Altai”. We add that the cost of the entrance ticket is low: for adults - 30 rubles, for children - half as much.

The museum is also included in the Governor's program "Aesthetic education of children and youth by means of art". The museum is a branch of the State Museum of the History of Literature, Art and Culture of Altai.