Musée du bois de Seyssel

About the museum

The Seyssel Wood Museum is located on the ground floor of the town hall, on Place de la République on the right bank of the Rhône. It has carried the “Musée de France” label since September 2003. It was created to display the works of Claudius Abry, a cabinetmaker and Compagnon du Devoir born in Seyssel.

The collection includes staircases, among them a spiral staircase from a church pulpit and a pavilion staircase, as well as studies of boat propellers and plans of the craftsman’s works.

According to the Musées de France directory (Muséofile) of the Ministry of Culture, the museum is closed for renovation; it may be visited during the European Heritage Days.

Highlights

• Spiral staircase from a church pulpit
• Pavilion staircase
• Boat propellers
• Plans and studies of Claudius Abry’s works

Operated by

Commune de Seyssel

Admission & discounts

The museum is closed for renovation; no reopening date is published.

Accessibility

The museum is closed for renovation; no reopening date is published.

Kids & families

The museum is closed for renovation; no reopening date is published.

Getting there & parking

The museum is closed for renovation; no reopening date is published.

Amenities & dining

The museum is closed for renovation; no reopening date is published.

Events & venue rental

The museum is closed for renovation; no reopening date is published.