Cedergrens Orgelmuseum
Museum in a mission house from 1926 in Vänge with around fifty organs and harmoniums made by organ builder Alfred Cedergren in Bjärges.
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About the museum
Alfred Cedergren (1847–1931) was an organ builder and harmonium maker in Bjärges in Vänge parish. He founded his workshop in 1870 and ran it until around 1925. During those years, around 1,800 organs were made in Bjärges.
The museum is housed in a mission house built in 1926 on Cedergren's initiative. In the house stands his masterpiece, a richly decorated organ with a façade of blind pipes. Around fifty of the organs made in Bjärges are today in the museum.
The museum is run by Vänge hembygdsförening (local heritage society). During the summer, shows with entertainment are held on selected Tuesday evenings.
Highlights
- Around fifty organs from Cedergren's workshop in Bjärges
- Cedergren's masterpiece with a façade of blind pipes
- Museum in a mission house from 1926
- Entertainment on Tuesday evenings in summer
Permanent exhibition
- Orglar från Bjärges – Around fifty organs and harmoniums from Alfred Cedergren's workshop, as well as his masterpiece with a façade of blind pipes.
- Founded
- 1996
- Operated by
- Vänge hembygdsförening
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Admission is voluntary; visitors may leave their own donation.
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
The museum is located in the mission house in Vänge, address Vänge Nickarve 405, postal town Romakloster.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits outside regular times are booked by phone. |
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