Vágó Pál Helytörténeti Gyűjtemény
Local history collection set up in the redemptus mansion in Jászapáti, built in 1803, with permanent exhibitions and monthly changing displays.
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About the museum
The collection is located in Jászapáti on István király út, in the large-estate redemptus house of mansion-like character, built in 1803 by Vágó Ignác, Jász captain (jászkapitány). The building is characterised by thick walls, a hipped roof structure rising higher than the walls, and an open porch resting on three columns running along the courtyard façade. In the rooms of the residence, permanent exhibitions on various themes can be seen; their material was collected by the notary (jegyző) Bistey László in the years after the war. In the large hall, a fine arts, applied arts or local history exhibition that changes every month can be viewed.
Highlights
- Noble mansion built in 1803, a redemptus house
- Permanent exhibitions on various themes in the residence rooms
- Exhibitions changing monthly in the large hall
- High-roofed building with a porch, covered in beaver-tail tiles (hódfarkú cserép)
Permanent exhibition
- Állandó helytörténeti kiállítások – Permanent exhibitions in the mansion’s rooms present the past of Jászapáti and Jász life on various themes.
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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