2024. November 25. Monday
Region History Museum - Kunszentmárton
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Address: 5440, Kunszentmárton Kerületiház utca 8.
Phone number: (56) 461-518
Opening hours: Tue-Sat 9-12, 13-16.30
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Museum tickets, service costs:
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Group ticket
(min. 10 people)
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80 HUF
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Ticket for adults
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200 HUF
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Ticket for students
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100 HUF
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Ticket for pensioners
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100 HUF
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Guide
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1500 HUF
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The reorganized permanent exhibition presents tradesmen of Kunszentmárton as well as their trade.
Albert Sáray Szabó began to take pictures in 1898 in Kunszentmárton. We show around 10 000 glass negatives of his takes. The audience may see the potter workshop of Bozsik Kálmán of Kunszentmárton and his products by which he won several prizes at the World Expo of Paris at he beginning of the 20th century. In the furrier workshop, the products of the furriers Papp, Parti, and Pásztor are shown. The coppersmith workshop of the Jauernik family is also displayed there.
In the shoemaker workshop, the whole process of shoemaking can be followed. In the sieve workshop, the audience may see the equipments of the trade. The confectioners of our town have a significant past. We preserved the objects of the trade as well. At the open-air exhibition in the backyard, the visitors may see the works process of potters to be done outside of the house.
Albert Sáray Szabó began to take pictures in 1898 in Kunszentmárton. We show around 10 000 glass negatives of his takes. The audience may see the potter workshop of Bozsik Kálmán of Kunszentmárton and his products by which he won several prizes at the World Expo of Paris at he beginning of the 20th century. In the furrier workshop, the products of the furriers Papp, Parti, and Pásztor are shown. The coppersmith workshop of the Jauernik family is also displayed there.
In the shoemaker workshop, the whole process of shoemaking can be followed. In the sieve workshop, the audience may see the equipments of the trade. The confectioners of our town have a significant past. We preserved the objects of the trade as well. At the open-air exhibition in the backyard, the visitors may see the works process of potters to be done outside of the house.
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