Nagykátai Tájház
Local history exhibition venue of Nagykáta with a peasant interior, a school of the 1950s, horsehair jewellery, medals and the history of the town.
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About the museum
The Jászberényi úti Tájház (Heritage House on Jászberényi Road) is the permanent local history exhibition venue of Nagykáta, maintained by the Városi Könyvtár és Művelődési Központ (Town Library and Cultural Centre). The exhibition presents the history of the settlement from the 1200s to the present day; alongside it, a peasant interior evokes the old domestic culture, and a separate room is devoted to a school of the 1950s.
The heritage house also displays works of local artists and collectors: the horsehair jewellery of Bodrogi Sándor (1912–1990), the legacy of Kármán László (1911–1991) and the plaques and medals of Sződy Szilárd (1878–1939). A film archive also belongs to the exhibition.
Highlights
- The history of the settlement from the 1200s
- Peasant interior exhibition
- School in the 1950s
- Horsehair jewellery by Bodrogi Sándor
- Plaques and medals of Sződy Szilárd
Permanent exhibitions
- A település története az 1200-as évektől napjainkig – The history of Nagykáta from the Middle Ages to the present.
- Paraszti enteriőr-kiállítás – Furnishings recalling the old domestic culture of the peasantry.
- Iskola az 1950-es években – The classroom of the 1950s, with furnishings and teaching aids.
- Operated by
- Városi Könyvtár és Művelődési Központ (Nagykáta)
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