Lindqvists smedja
Well-equipped, preserved village forge in Asmundtorp from 1910–1911, owned by Rönnebergs Härads Hembygdsförening and open during the harvest guild.
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About the museum
The forge in Asmundtorp was built in 1910–1911 by master smith Karl Adolf Lindqvist. He ran the forge from 1911 to 1955 and retired only at the age of 88. His youngest son Frans took over after him and ran the business until his retirement in 1979.
Rönnebergs Härads Hembygdsförening (Rönneberg Hundred Local Heritage Association) received the forge as a gift in 1996. A condition of the gift was that the association should have the forge ready for visits within two years. The forge is very well equipped, and some training in the smithing trade takes place in it, with two groups of three to four people once a week.
Highlights
- Well-equipped forge from 1910–1911
- Preserved environment from two generations of smithing
- Smithing training for small groups
- Operated by
- Rönnebergs Härads Hembygdsförening
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Extra visits are booked through Rönnebergs Härads Hembygdsförening; contact details are on the association's page at hembygd.se. |
