Muzeum Sprzętu Rolniczego w Wojewodzinie

About the museum

The Muzeum Sprzętu Rolniczego (Museum of Agricultural Equipment) in Wojewodzin was founded in 1998 on the initiative of teachers and pupils of the school in Wojewodzin. It is housed at the Zespół Szkół im. ks. Jana Krzysztofa Kluka (Fr Jan Krzysztof Kluk School Complex) and is linked to the Museum of the Polish Village (Muzeum Wsi Polskiej) operating there.

The open-air display on the school grounds includes machines and tools from the period before the Second World War, such as stationary engines, a horse-driven gin (kierat), a horse-drawn plough and a targanka, as well as equipment from 1950–1970: a chaff cutter, a threshing machine, harrows, a plough, a cultivator and horse-drawn rakes.

Inside the school is the Museum of the Polish Village, with old work tools, vessels and everyday items from households. The most valuable exhibit is a weaving loom from 1880.

Highlights

• Open-air display of old farm machinery
• Horse-driven gin and stationary engines from before the Second World War
• Museum of the Polish Village with tools and household items
• Weaving loom from 1880
• Free admission

Permanent exhibitions

• Muzeum Sprzętu Rolniczego – Open-air display of old farm machinery and tools on the school grounds.
• Muzeum Wsi Polskiej – Indoor display of old work tools and household objects, including a weaving loom from 1880.

Founded

1998

Operated by

Zespół Szkół im. ks. Jana Krzysztofa Kluka w Wojewodzinie

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Admission is free.

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