
Konginkankaan kotiseutumuseo
The Konginkangas local heritage museum is housed in an old grain storehouse in front of the Konginkangas church.
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About the museum
The Konginkangas local heritage museum is located in an old grain storehouse in front of the Konginkangas church. The storehouse was made into a museum in 1953 and was restored by autumn 1956. The church area of Konginkangas is a building heritage site of regional value.
The museum collection contains more than 700 objects. The permanent exhibition tells the history of Konginkangas, with a focus on objects and photographs relating to agricultural livelihoods.
The museum is maintained by Kömin Kilta ry, an association founded in 1948 as a cultural community of former and present residents of Konginkangas. The museum's activities are run by the association's volunteers.
Highlights
- Old grain storehouse in front of the church
- More than 700 objects
- Permanent exhibition on the history of Konginkangas
- Agricultural objects and photographs
- Founded
- 1953
- Operated by
- Kömin Kilta ry
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