Kiskunhalasi Tájház

About the museum

On the site of the house on Eskü tér in Kiskunhalas, a building already stood at the end of the 18th or the beginning of the 19th century, on a redemptus plot. The present reed-roofed peasant house with wooden columns and a porch was built in 1879; its owners were the Orbán family and later the Baki family. The free-standing, single-storey building, with its wooden gable, faces the street along its long side.

On entering the three-room house, the open-hearth kitchen (szabadkéményes konyha) lies opposite, and from it opens the best room with a tiled stove from the 1920s–30s, and another room with a newly built oven. The plot also contains a manger stable (jászlas istálló) and a portable grain bin (hombár) moved here from Mélykút.

The Tájház has been operating as a heritage farmhouse since 1983. It presents a characteristic Halas farmstead that has preserved peasant and bourgeois objects from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as the buildings of urban livestock farming.

Highlights

• Reed-thatched Halas farmhouse with a wooden-columned porch, from 1879
• Open-hearth kitchen and best room with tiled stove
• Permanent exhibition of the personal objects of the Baki family
• Manger stable and grain bin in the yard

Permanent exhibition

• A kiskunhalasi Baki család személyes tárgyai – Permanent exhibition of the personal objects of the Baki family from Kiskunhalas, with the furnishings of a Halas farmhouse.

Founded

1983

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