Bolshoy Strochenovsky pereulok 24, in Zamoskvorechye, Yesenin’s only official address in Moscow, was where the poet lived and was registered from 1911 to 1918. The building became the official state museum in 1996, when it opened its doors to all Esenin devotees.
In 2010 the museum acquired another building, at Chernyshevsky per. 4/2, where Sergey Yesenin had been a frequent guest.
