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Farm Museum Of Carl Robert Jakobson
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Address: Kurgja, Vändra,
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Tel: +372 44 58 171 |
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www.kurgja.ee
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„Seldom have I seen a place as picturesque as Kurgja. It is in the midst of woods, on both banks of the Pärnu River…“ C. R. Jakobson wrote to his betrothed in 1874. With the establishment of a farm at Kurgja he wished to become an example and a teacher for the other farmers. Farm buildings were constructed on the basis of his designs, thus being unique. In the period 1875–1880 the sauna, hive house, watermill and a cattle barn were built. The residential building with an interesting architectural solution was completed only after master’s death. By today the buildings have been renovated and furnished. The 82.5 ha Kurgja-Linnutaja is a functioning farm where cattle are bred and grain is cropped.
Carl Robert Jakobson (1841-1882) was the first Estonian learned farmer, a politician, a mentor and one of the most beloved leaders of the Estonian national movement. |
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Häädemeeste Museum
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Address: Kooli 9, Häädemeeste,
Pärnumaa |
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Tel: +372 446 4643, +372 446 4315 |
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web.zone.ee/pmvms/HDM/Hdm.htm
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It is located in Häädemeeste, Kooli Street 9. It was established in 1991. There is an exhibition of local household articles and tools. There is a room of the old sailors, with a list of the ships built there,photoes and many more. In the display room the paintings of local painters are exhibited. |
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Lydia Koidula Memorial Museum
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Address: Jannseni 37, Pärnu,
Pärnumaa |
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Tel: +372 44 33 313 |
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www.parnumuuseum.ee/koidula-museum
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Koidula museum is located at Pärnu Ülejõe schoolhouse. The building was constructed in 1850 and has a unique interior solution. It was the home of Johann Voldemar Jannsen and the editorial office of the Perno Postimees newspaper until 1863, now it is under protection as a historical monument. Jannsen’s elder daughter, poetess Lydia Koidula grew up in the house. It is the main task of the museum to keep alive the memory of L. Koidula and J. V. Jannsen and introduce their life and work in the context of the period of national awakening in Estonia through the permanent exposition of the museum. |
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Pärnu New Art Museum
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Address: Esplanaadi 10, Pärnu,
Pärnumaa |
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Tel: +372 44 30 772 |
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www.chaplin.ee
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Anthropology is the keyword of the collection and activities of Pärnu New Art Museum. Its huge collection of films and videos illustrates the culture of different peoples and the fine art collection includes a number of marginal pieces of art created in prisons, at mental asylums and at the homes of the disabled people. The museum is famous for the traditional international annual exhibition of nudes „Man and Woman“; it is also well-known for conferences, film festivals and the shortest summer night musical contests. |
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Sindi Museum
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Address: Pärnu maantee 26a, Sindi,
Pärnumaa |
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Tel: +372 447 4014 |
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www.sindi.ee/index.php?menuID=59
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The museum gives an overview of the history of the Sindi textile mill and the development of the town. In a small room with a kitchen corner previous century tools and handicraft made by women can be seen. One can also get a glimpse of the life of Andrew Winter, a painter from Sindi and the educational, sports and social life of the town. |
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Tori Museum
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Address: Võlli 4, Tori,
Pärnumaa |
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Tel: +372 44 66 003 |
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web.zone.ee/pmvms/Tori/Tori.htm
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The museum is situated in a unique barn house. You can see an old church with a graveyard near by, where a memorial to Estonian Liberty War stands. Also you can walk over the bridge and enjoy a beautiful view to the Pärnu River. Near the bridge there is an ancient place called Tori Põrgu (The Hell of Tori). In Tori there is a famous stud farm, which was established in 1856. |
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