Museum of the Moscow Railway

The exhibition hall was first called the Museum of Lenin's Funeral Train when it was first put in plain view in an edge of a Moscow prepare station.

The first U-127 train and the auto that held Lenin's body as it was transported from where he kicked the bucket to Moscow, were in plain view alongside wreaths and other ephemera that went with the notable passing trek.

However, as enthusiasm for the site faded, the preparation and its showcases were shut off from general visibility.

The exhibition hall pieces stayed in private holding for quite a long time appearing to be increasingly similar to they would be forever retired.