Kokemäen maatalousmuseo
The Kokemäki agricultural museum is housed in a former grain storehouse; across three floors it has farm tools, scale models and tools of various trades.
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About the museum
The Kokemäen Kotiseutuyhdistys (Kokemäki Local Heritage Association) was founded in 1913 and began collecting everyday tools and household goods for the museum. In 1938 the museum moved into an old grain storehouse, which made it the first museum in Finland to be housed in a former grain storehouse. The exhibition has changed very little since then.
The museum’s collection includes farm tools, scale models and tools of various trades, arranged across three floors.
Highlights
- First museum in Finland housed in a former grain storehouse
- Farm tools across three floors
- Scale models
- Tools of various trades
- Free admission
Permanent exhibition
- Maatalouden työkalut ja eri ammattien välineet – Across three floors there are farm tools, scale models and tools of various trades; the exhibition has remained almost unchanged since 1938.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | On Tuesdays in July a guide is present. |
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