Kiss József Helytörténeti Gyűjtemény
Heritage house in Jászfényszaru, in a late 19th-century reed-thatched peasant house, with the folk and local history memorabilia of the village; visits by prior registration.
Have only individual sections read aloud
About the museum
The collection is housed in a four-room peasant house of the Central Hungarian house type, built at the end of the 19th century. The house has rammed-earth walls and a reed-thatched saddle roof, with a veranda running along its entire front.
The street-facing room is the parlour, heated by a haystack oven (boglyakemence) of the Great Plain type. The kitchen also heated the two rooms; here they cooked, baked and did the daily housework. In the back room are the tools of hemp processing, the equipment of a master shoemaker and further memorabilia linked to the settlement. In the pantry, which has its own separate entrance, are the tools of farming, animal husbandry and processing.
Highlights
- Reed-roofed peasant house of the Central Hungarian house type
- Parlour with a haystack oven (boglyakemence)
- Tools of hemp processing
- Equipment of a master shoemaker
- Tools of farming and animal husbandry in the pantry
Permanent exhibition
- Tájház és helytörténeti gyűjtemény – The parlour, the kitchen, the back room and the pantry present the traditional way of life of the village.
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| Good to know | Visits by prior registration. |
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