Museum of the Art of the Past
The museum consists of a basement, a covered balcony, and four interior spaces. It houses hundreds of objects, personal effects, and tools of all kinds, donated by residents of the town and neighboring villages.
The museum consists of a basement, a covered balcony and four internal spaces.
It houses hundreds of objects, personal effects, and tools of all kinds, the result of donations from residents of the town and neighboring villages.
The items on display include tools and artifacts displayed alongside period documents, memorabilia, work and party clothes, and an assortment of linens, including nightgowns, pure silk stockings, elegant hats, suitcases, and ivory-trimmed walking umbrellas.
There are also perfectly functioning agricultural tools, such as manually pulled seed drills used in the late 19th century for sowing wheat, rudimentary lawnmowers and grubbers that, by loosening the soil, allowed for the removal of weeds, buckets with pulleys for drawing water from the well, a waterwheel in excellent condition, equipped with wooden spokes, used to irrigate the fields, some housewives, precursors of modern washing machines, and "pruette" or wheelbarrows used for moving building materials.
Opening hours: 16:00 PM - 19:00 PM or upon request by writing to museoartepassato@gmail.com
Parish Church of San Lorenzo a Vaccoli
Street to Santa Maria del Giudice