Noszvaji Gazdaház
The Noszvaj Gazdaház is a three-room stone house built in 1889, which presents the folk architecture of the Bükkalja region and living conditions at the end of the 19th century.
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About the museum
The stone-walled house of a well-to-do farming family was built in 1889 for the two households of two brothers, which is why two stoves stand under the open chimney hood of the kitchen. The Heves Megyei Múzeumi Szervezet (Heves County Museum Organisation) set it up as a heritage house in 1976 and opened it to visitors.
Highlights
- Folk architecture of the Bükkalja region
- Stone fence and ornate gate pillars
- Open chimney with two stoves
Permanent exhibition
- Gazdaház – The exterior and interior furnishings of the building present living conditions at the end of the 19th century, the lives of its residents and the everyday objects they made themselves.
- Founded
- 1976
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