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All exhibitions
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Many of our buildings house themed exhibits dedicated to aspects of historical rural life, from silk production, traditional costumes, folk music, information on historical agriculture, to the importance of forests, mules, bee-keeping, birthing, marriage and death. And there are special children’s exhibits, too, including the Magic Forest and the House For Touching.
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111 Clock and watch making
131 Rough hands, delicate silk 211 Hatter's workshop 231 Trades of itinerant workers 331 Grain, flour, bread 331 Textile technology 341 Apiary 351 Weaving cellar 351 Flax 361 Swiss traditions: chalets - costumes - folk music 381 Historical pharmacy with scent cellar 382 Old drugstore, mills, herb collection 490 Charcoal burning 490 Lime-burning 490 Shingle-making 490 Trough-making 490 Resin-tapping 531 Goldsmith's workshop 531 Swiss farmers 551 Saddlery 611 At the hairdresser's 612 School room 621 Model houses 621 Oil press 622 Swiss museum of small animals 641 Shoemaker 641 The wedding 642 Milk, cream and butter 642 Cooperage 691 Saws 692 Bone grinding 711 The forest - our world 711 The enchanted forest 711 Oven workshop 721 Death chamber 721 Wall decoration 721 Staging post: Mules and mule trains 821 House history house from Malvaglia 841 Chestnut culture 851 Silkworms 851 Silk 851 House history the Novazzano estate 851 Colourful walls - Painting with stencils and rollers 931 Birthing room 931 Cotton 1011 Chip-box making 1021 House from Matten - Tradition and innovation 1031 Furniture from Brienz 1031 Wood-carving workshop 1031 Wood-carving in the past and now 1051 Ceramics, Bernese pottery, Faience from Kilchberg-Schooren 1051 Pottery 1052 Smithy 1052 Wheelwrights and ski-makers 1311-1314 House history Alp buildings from Champatsch Valchava 531;1361 Cowbells 1361 Cheese making 1361 Cheese utensils |
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