Gårdskullan maatalousmuseo

About the museum

The Gårdskullan maatalousmuseo was founded in 1982 in connection with the Gårdskulla manor in Siuntio. The museum presents rural life and development over the last hundred years, and it is a private museum.

The collection includes about a hundred veteran tractors from the 1920s to the 1960s, stationary engines, museum cars, household and peasant objects, and numerous agricultural machines and devices. There are around 15,000 objects, and the exhibition space in three buildings totals about 3,000 square metres.

In the old rural shop upstairs, time has stood still: sales packages collected from different decades tell of vanished brands. The village blacksmith's workshop presents tools from the early 20th century, and the museum also has household, dairy and laundry departments. A separate building is reserved for threshing machines and smaller harvesting tools.

Highlights

• About 100 veteran tractors from the 1920s to the 1960s
• Old rural shop and village blacksmith's workshop
• Arbor chainsaw from 1916 and Oliver Grain Master combine harvester from 1937
• Six-wheeled Valmet tractor and the 'häkäpönttö' Fordson
• Manor café and restaurant

Founded

1982

Operated by

Gårdskulla Gård (yksityinen)

Admission & discounts

Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

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Amenities & dining

• Café
• Restaurant

A café and a restaurant for about 50 people, available for bookings (licensed for alcohol service), are connected to the agricultural museum.

Events & venue rental

• Spaces for rent

Up to 50 guests.

Restaurant for about 50 people by arrangement, and meeting rooms; contact details are the same as for the museum.

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