Abstract

The Wallachian Village occupies the largest area of the museum. Its construction began in 1962 and it has not stopped till now. Almost every year new dwelling-houses and farmhouses are built in locations reserved for this purpose beforehand. Individual buildings have been placed in different parts of the Wallachian Village with a remarkable sensibility to the character of the countryside.

Language:

Czech

Digital Format:

JPEG/JFIF, Plain Text

Digital Type:

Text, Still image

Subject:

Culture
Culture > Culture > Cultural creation
Culture > History
Culture > History > Local history
Culture > Art
Culture > Visual arts > Decorative arts
Culture > Visual arts > Handicrafts
Culture > Visual arts > Architecture
Culture > Visual arts > Buildings
Culture > Visual arts > Monuments
Culture > Museums
Culture > Leisure > Cultural events
Social and human sciences > Population
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Human settlements
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Rural areas
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Rural development

Period:

Modern and contemporary > 19th century
Modern and contemporary > 20th century

Culture:

Middle European

Spatial Coverage:

Europe
Europe > CZECH REPUBLIC

Famous Place:

Valašsko

Famous Item:

Usedlost čp. 205 z Nového Hrozenkova

Start date:

1850

End date:

1930

["eprint_fieldname_physical-types" not defined]:

Edifice, Machine and tool, Movables, Object

URI:

http://www.michael-culture.org/id/eprint/11047