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Follo museum and its collection
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The Follo Museum is divided into three departments. The original Follo Museum is located at Seiersten near Drøbak. The second department is Roald Amundsen's home, Uranienborg, which is now a museum located at Svartskog. The third department is the Son Coastal Culture Center, situated in the center of Son. Each department offers a unique insight into the region's history and culture.
Open-Air Museum at Seiersten
The Follo Museum at Seiersten is an open-air museum that houses several older buildings from the Follo region. These include a farmstead with an operational building from Skoklefall on Nesodden, a residential house from Børsum in Ås, and a brewery from Skjellerud in Frogn. These buildings provide a glimpse into the region's past and its architectural heritage.
Exhibitions and Collections at Follo Museum
The exhibitions at the Follo Museum focus on the cultural history of the Follo region. The museum boasts extensive collections of artifacts and archives that provide a comprehensive understanding of the region's past. These collections are a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the history and culture of the Follo region.
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#17 Maritime museums in Norway
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#20 Person & artist museums in Norway
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#18 Maritime museums in Scandinavia
#19 Open air museums in Scandinavia
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#146 Open air museums in Europe