MUSEO DELL'ARTE CONTADINA
MUSEO DELL'ARTE CONTADINA
MUSEO DELL'ARTE CONTADINA
Il Museo dell'Arte Contadina di Lucito è stato realizzato nel 2015 grazie all'iniziativa dell'Agricola Enterprise s.r.l. Esso è situato nella parte alta del paese, in Via Gabriele Pepe, n. 106. L'idea del Museo da parte di Christian Agricola nasce con la volontà di valorizzare il territorio del Molise e tramandare ai posteri la memoria della cultura contadina, conservandone così le proprie origini. Il Museo, unico nel suo genere nel Molise, entrato far parte dell' Associazione Nazionale dei dei piccoli musei, si pone l'obiettivo di conservare e valorizzare una collezione di attrezzi agricoli del passato, esposta in maniera permanente nei locali di una tipica casa rurale, risalente alla fine del XVII secolo, appositamente ristrutturata.
MUSEUM OF RURAL ART
The Museum of Rural Art in Lucito was established in 2015 thanks to the initiative of Agricola Enterprise S.r.l. It is located in the upper part of the town, at Via Gabriele Pepe, No. 106. The idea for the museum came from Christian Agricola, with the intent to promote the Molise region and pass on the memory of rural culture to future generations, thus preserving its origins. The museum, unique in its kind in Molise and part of the National Association of Small Museums, aims to preserve and showcase a collection of agricultural tools from the past. This collection is permanently displayed in a typical rural house, dating back to the late 17th century, which has been specially restored for this purpose.
MUSEUM OF RURAL ART
The Museum of Rural Art in Lucito was established in 2015 thanks to the initiative of Agricola Enterprise S.r.l. It is located in the upper part of the town, at Via Gabriele Pepe, No. 106. The idea for the museum came from Christian Agricola, with the intent to promote the Molise region and pass on the memory of rural culture to future generations, thus preserving its origins. The museum, unique in its kind in Molise and part of the National Association of Small Museums, aims to preserve and showcase a collection of agricultural tools from the past. This collection is permanently displayed in a typical rural house, dating back to the late 17th century, which has been specially restored for this purpose.