The former parsonage, built in 1800 by Baron Ernst Gustaf von Willebrand, presents rural parsonage life in the mid-19th century. Its clay walls use straw and moss as sealant beneath a brick exterior. It also served as a clerk's dwelling and homes before opening as a museum in 1959.
The collection includes memorabilia of writer Miina Sillanpää. The grounds also contain two granaries, a smoke sauna and a barn.
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