Immerse yourself in the heart of the 19th and early 20th centuries with this exhibition on the objects of the rural house of yesteryear. At a time when we talk about sustainable economy, recycling or even degrowth to fight against global warming, It may be useful to take a step back in history and present the way of life of the rural world in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. What strange objects were then used for heating, lighting, cooking, dressing... when our ancestors' homes lacked electricity, gas, running water, a refrigerator or central heating? Extend your visit by (re)discovering the permanent collections of the museum and wandering through this building steeped in history. Informations Free for all

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