Sindi Muuseum

About the museum

The Sindi Muuseum is located in a small historic house at the end of Wöhrmanni allee. In 1902 the Sindi consumers’ society, the first such cooperative in Estonia, was founded in this house. The museum opened in 1983 as a hobby museum of the factory.

The permanent exhibition presents the history of Sindi’s textile industry and factory, the everyday life of factory workers, and the story of the town and its school. In the small kitchen room there are tools of the previous century and women’s handicrafts. The museum also covers local education, sports and society life, and the life and work of a painter from Sindi.

Highlights

• History of Sindi’s textile industry and factory
• House where Estonia’s first consumers’ society was founded in 1902
• Everyday life of factory workers
• Kitchen room with tools of the last century and handicrafts
• Life and work of a painter from Sindi

Permanent exhibition

• Sindi tekstiilitööstuse ja linna püsinäitus – The exhibition presents the history of Sindi’s textile industry, factory workers and the town, the school and social life, and, in the kitchen room, tools of the last century and women’s handicrafts.

Founded

1983

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Getting there & parking

The museum is located at the end of Wöhrmanni allee.

Amenities & dining

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