Opened in 1986, the local heritage museum occupies a former parish grain store built in 1915. Displays explore rural life in the 1800s through tools, household objects and church silk textiles. A carriage decorated with lion heads is also exhibited.
Permanent displays include the Ääri general store museum, opened in 2005, and a banking exhibition with two old safes. Guided visits can be arranged for groups of at least five.
Explored the rural collections or general store display? Describe your visit below for other museum-goers.
