Kakas-ház
The Kakas House in Átány shows the early 20th-century home of a farmer who kept a horse and lived from his own land, with the village's characteristic adobe-walled, reed-roofed architecture.
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About the museum
The house is named after its former resident, Kakas Samu. Typical of the houses of Átány are the adobe walls, the reed roof, the vértelek (gable board) decorated with sawn patterns, and the wrought-iron house ornament (házorom). The furnishings recall the farming life of the first half of the 20th century.
Highlights
- Adobe-walled, reed-roofed peasant house from Átány
- Vértelek (gable board) decorated with sawn patterns
- Wrought-iron house ornament (házorom)
Permanent exhibition
- Gazdálkodó család háza – The furnishings show the early 20th-century life of a family that farmed its own land and kept a horse.
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