AGLUONĖNAI
ETHNOGRAPHIC FARMSTEAD
Address
Aukštųjų st. 5A, Agluonėnai,
LT-96251, Klaipėda district (administration).
Tel.: +370 46 44 20 94, +370 657 76 645 (manager), +370 622) 61
165, +370 696 02 100.
E-mail:
juratepa@gmail.com
Information for visitors
Opening times
1st May – 1st October:
Monday to Friday. To book please call 370 46 44 20 94, +370 657 76
645.
Saturday and Sunday. To book please call +370 622 61 165, +370 696 02
100.
Arrangements can be made to visit the museum at other times.
Excursions should be booked
in advance by tel. +370 46 44 20 94 or e-mail: juratepa@gmail.com
Entrance fee:
Free admission.
Exposition
The dwelling-house with authentic farmers’ interior,
characteristic of the end of the 19th
century of Klaipėda region, exhibits a
collection of farm gear and work tools. The farmstead consists of:
dwelling-house (1898), cowshed (1923), barn (1898), cellar (1938), well
and garden.
The History of the Farmstead
Agluonėnai ethnographic
farmstead is one of the few remaining wooden architectural estates of
Lithuania Minor. It’s a typical farmstead (around 10 ha) of a small
farmer of Klaipėda region. This farmstead consists of numerous
buildings, gardens, yards and decorative elements, which all
reflect the specifics of the region, the lifestyle of local people and
the surrounding environment.
The museum was founded in 1983. Besides, the Agluonėnai
Barn theatre also functions at the stackyard of the farmstead, which
organizes various theatre performances, concerts, exhibitions as
well as community festivals. Since 2006 the Agluonėnai
ethnographic farmhouse has become a branch of Gargždai Area museum.