Kangaslammin koti- ja koulumuseo
The home and school museum in the former shop and municipal hall building in the village centre of Kangaslampi includes a summer café.
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About the museum
Kangaslammin koti- ja koulumuseo is a local museum in the village centre of Kangaslampi parish. It is maintained by the Kangaslampi village association, Kangaslampi-Seura ry. Viewing the collections is free of charge, and a small café operates at the museum in the summer.
The museum building was completed at the turn of the 1800s and 1900s. The building has previously housed, among other things, Adolf Markkanen’s shop, a café, a dairy, a police officer’s residence and the municipal office.
Kangaslampi was an independent municipality from 1869, and in 2005 it was merged into Varkaus.
Highlights
- Former shop, dairy and municipal hall building
- Collections of the home and school museum
- Small summer café at the museum
- Free admission
Permanent exhibition
- Koti- ja koulumuseon näyttely – The museum presents household and school objects from the homes and the school of Kangaslampi in the former shop and municipal hall building.
- Operated by
- Kangaslammin kyläyhdistys (Kangaslampi-Seura ry)
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
The exhibition is free of charge.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
- Café
A small café operates at the museum in summer.
Events & venue rental
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