Risanäs skolmuseum
Old folk school (folkskola) from 1854 in Risanäs south of Ronneby, now a school museum with authentic school interiors, open in summer.
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About the museum
Risanäs skolmuseum (Risanäs School Museum) is in a folk school building where teaching began on 30 September 1854. The building housed a classroom and a teacher's residence. In 1887 the attic floor was converted into a craft room (slöjdsal), and teaching continued here until 1913, when the school moved to a newly built school building in Saxemara. The folk school was restored in 1954, and later extensions were removed.
The museum was established in the 1970s by Ronneby Municipality and is run voluntarily by Ronneby musei- och hembygdsförening (Ronneby Museum and Local Heritage Society). The collection consists of authentic school interiors and over a hundred school photographs.
Highlights
- School building from 1854 with a classroom and teacher's residence
- Authentic school interiors
- Over a hundred school photographs
- Craft room in the attic from 1887
Permanent exhibition
- Skolinredning från 1800-talet – The classroom shows authentic school interiors and a selection of the museum's over a hundred school photographs.
- Operated by
- Ronneby musei- och hembygdsförening
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
The museum is in Risanäs south of Ronneby, Kvarnahagsvägen 1.
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Contact persons at Ronneby musei- och hembygdsförening, according to Ronneby Municipality: Lars Martinsson, telephone +46 72 571 10 18, and Inga-Britt Olsson, telephone +46 70 564 07 78. |
