J.A. Jonssons traktormuseum
Privately run, volunteer-operated tractor museum at the Skräddars farm in Kalv, outside Järvsö, with over 150 tractors, cars and mopeds.
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About the museum
The tractor museum in Kalv outside Järvsö is run on a voluntary basis by its owner, Jonas Jonsson, who started the collection in 2011 after by chance passing a scrap collection and deciding to start collecting. The museum is at the Skräddars farm in the village of Kalv and has grown to over 150 tractors.
Besides the tractors, older cars, motorcycles and mopeds are shown, including a Ford 40 Roadster from 1926 and a Mercedes-Benz 250 S from 1967. The museum has no fixed opening hours; the owner unlocks it when visitors arrive, and most visitors come in summer. Coffee and snacks (fika) can be bought at the farm.
Highlights
- Over 150 tractors
- Older cars, motorcycles and mopeds
- Ford 40 Roadster from 1926
- Free admission
- Operated by
- Jonas Jonsson (ideell drift)
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission. Coffee and snacks (fika) can be bought at the farm.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
The museum is at the Skräddars farm in the village of Kalv, outside Järvsö.
Get directionsAmenities & dining
Coffee and snacks (fika) can be bought at the farm.
Events & venue rental
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