Elimäen kotiseutumuseo
The open-air museum on Alppiruusuntie in Elimäki consists of seven buildings moved from different parts of Elimäki. The museum area also has a windmill from Mustila manor.
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About the museum
Seven buildings of the open-air museum have been moved to the site from different parts of Elimäki. The area has an old peasant house, a luhti barn, a small barn, a smoke sauna, a smithy, a shop storehouse and a threshing barn with a horse gin. The area’s speciality is the so-called mamsellimylly (mamsell mill), a windmill that originally belonged to Mustila manor and has stood on its present site at Höyhensaari for over 40 years. The museum is maintained by the support association Elimäen kotiseutumuseon kannatusyhdistys ry.
Highlights
- Seven relocated buildings
- Mamsell mill
- Smithy
- Smoke sauna
- Operated by
- Elimäen kotiseutumuseon kannatusyhdistys ry
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