Fruhmann-ház

About the museum

Fruhmann Antal (1908–1987), a Győr stove-maker, bequeathed the Fruhmann-ház to the Xántus János Múzeum (Xántus János Museum) in his will, together with his house and workshop. The renovated building presents the history of stove-making in Győr; the workshop is preserved in its original function for visitors. The Fruhmann-ház has been an exhibition venue since 2008.

The exhibition “Az otthon melege” (“The Warmth of Home”) on the history of tiled stoves is unique of its kind. In a newly built pavilion the most characteristic stoves of the collection are on view. The display recalls the vanished stove workshops of Győr – those of Mágner, Dachauer, Magyary and Fruhmann – and presents the town’s craft and entrepreneurial traditions. The house is run by the Rómer Flóris Művészeti és Történeti Múzeum (Rómer Flóris Museum of Art and History).

Highlights

• Exhibition on the history of tiled stoves, a unique collection
• Stove workshop preserved in its original function
• Representative stoves in the newly built pavilion
• Memory of Győr’s vanished stove workshops

Permanent exhibition

• Az otthon melege – Cserépkályha-történeti kiállítás – The history of tiled-stove making in Győr, with representative stoves and the preserved stove workshop.

Founded

2008

Operated by

Rómer Flóris Művészeti és Történeti Múzeum

Admission & discounts

Details of discounts and group tickets can be found on the website of the Rómer Flóris Múzeum (Rómer Flóris Museum).

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