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Archaeology
Glass fish
Glass goblet with images of swans
Oinochoe Jug
Bronze cauldron decorated with images of Suebi
Stone tools
Stone with solar engraving
Pomeranian cult face urns
Bronze axes
Bronze artefacts from the Miastko area
Oksywie Culture grave
Game counters
Amber whorl
Bracelets
Spurs
Precious metal jewellery
The exhibition at the Water Tower - descriptions
Ethnography
Our Lady of Swarzewo
Horse shoe
Kijanka – laundry beater
Waffle maker
Fanner
Hope Chest
History
Cow skeleton – medieval
Jug from Waldenburg, 15th century
A cup for the moustached, 19th century
Edison phonograph
Collection of Lębork rings
Singer sewing machine
Sword, 14th century
Coffin furniture, 18th century
The Lipczyński piano, second half of the 19th century
Tile stove, first half of the 20th century
Treasure of Szelągs (Schillings) from Lębork
Vestibule wardrobe,17th century
Welcome Guild Cup,17th /18th century
"Wisła" TV set,1957
Stained Glass, early XX century
Exhibitions
Archeology
Tower 24
Tower 27
Ethnography
Etnography 2
The numismatic study
Paul Nipkow's study
Białogarda
The Museum and Cepelia
Fireplace room
Fireplace room (1)
The Middle Ages
Water Tower
Dining and kitchen interior
Project Mus.Net
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Ethnography
Our Lady of Swarzewo is the Queen of the Polish Sea. This title is due to both the geographic location of the Swarzewo sanctuary and the type of work the majority of the worshipers of Our Lady of Swarzewo did.
Our Lady of Swarzewo
Klumpy are wooden shoes that make it easier for horses to move across swamps and peat bogs.
Horse shoe
The Polish word kijanka comes from the word kij which means stick, and this term was used in many regions of the Slavic language as a substitute for the word hammer.
Kijanka – laundry beater
Kashubia has its own very special version of waffles. They are served all year round as an addition to coffee.
Waffle maker
Before the mill was built, the method of cleaning threshed grain was to toss it in a light wind.
Fanner
The hope chest was very much a woman’s object. Together with the bride, it would “move out” to the new family, where it often remained for many years and even for future generations.
Hope Chest
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