Kisújszállási Tájház

About the museum

The Kisújszállás village heritage house is in a very old house in the folk-classicist style. The building was owned by the Ábri family, whose records trace the history of the house back to 1676. The house was declared a folk monument in 1995, and since 1997 it has been open to visitors as a village heritage house.

A three-column porch (ámbitus) runs along the front of the house. To its right is the small pantry, where traditional household tools are displayed; to its left is the large pantry with farming equipment, the granary and the corn sheller. The living section is traditionally three-part: the street-side room is furnished with bourgeois furniture, and the inner room with peasant-bourgeois furniture of the late 19th century.

The village heritage house admits only visitors who have booked in advance.

Highlights

• Folk-classicist listed peasant house (folk monument since 1995)
• Three-column porch (ámbitus)
• Traditional three-part living section
• Peasant-bourgeois furniture of the late 19th century
• Small pantry with household tools, large pantry with farming equipment

Permanent exhibition

• Kisújszállási Tájház – The traditional three-part house with a street-side room and an inner room, a small pantry and a large pantry shows the peasant-bourgeois domestic culture of the Nagykun (Greater Cuman) region.

Founded

1997

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