Virolahden kotiseutumuseo
The local heritage museum in the former girls’ school in Pyterlahti village presents local traditions of fishing, seafaring and stonecutting.
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About the museum
The local heritage museum is located in the former girls’ school in Pyterlahti village, along Museotie (Museum Road). The school building, designed by the Vyborg architect Fredrik Odenvall, was completed in the 1870s and used as a school until 1975. The museum opened in the building in June 1976.
The museum’s collection includes objects related to fishing, seafaring, stonecutting and handicrafts, as well as the interior of the school hall. In summer the museum has organised activities for families and cultural events for all ages.
Highlights
- Former girls’ school on Museotie
- Objects related to fishing, seafaring and stonecutting
- Interior of the school hall
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