This private agricultural museum displays farm tools and household objects from the late 1800s and early 1900s, mostly used on the same farm, plus tractors from the 1950s. The owners restore the objects as a hobby. A route through the buildings follows the farming year from ploughing to milling. Five traditional storehouses cover dairy work, grain, meat, textiles, forestry, log driving, beekeeping, hunting and fishing.
After a guided tour, visitors can have coffee in a farmhouse room over a century old. A workshop demonstrates woodturning and sells souvenirs. Exhibition and event details are published online. The Finnish Peasant Culture Foundation has awarded the site an honour plaque for preserving rural heritage.
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