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"L'Ecurie" Musée du patrimoine et des pratiques locales

Museum - interpretation centre ,  Rural agricultural area ,  Folk art and traditions ,  History in Jouy
"L'Ecurie" Musée du patrimoine et des pratiques localesCDT 28

  • This museum contains artefacts from Jouy, the Eure valley and Beauce, concentrating on the daily life of rural society in the 19th century. The objects and engravings on display are brought to life in their original context: the family home and the village community.

  • The aim is to pass on a rich cultural heritage that is tending to disappear and which is well worth preserving among the younger generations. Most of the 1,000 or so objects and documents on display were donated by the local population. They evoke several aspects of life in the village: the church and the parish, the traditional home, the vine and winegrowers, crafts, agriculture, shops, hotels, domestic life and the wars. The aim is to pass on a rich cultural heritage that is tending to...

    The aim is to pass on a rich cultural heritage that is tending to disappear and which is well worth preserving among the younger generations. Most of the 1,000 or so objects and documents on display were donated by the local population. They evoke several aspects of life in the village: the church and the parish, the traditional home, the vine and winegrowers, crafts, agriculture, shops, hotels, domestic life and the wars. The aim is to pass on a rich cultural heritage that is tending to disappear and which is well worth preserving among the younger generations. Most of the 1,000 or so objects and documents on display were donated by the local population. They evoke several aspects of life in the village: the church and the parish, the traditional home, the vine and winegrowers, crafts, agriculture, shops, hotels, domestic life and the wars.

  • Spoken languages
    • French
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Services
  • Activities
    • Temporary exhibitions
  • Rates
  • Free
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Openings
  • From May 1, 2024
    until October 31, 2024
  • Monday
    Closed
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  • Tuesday
    Closed
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  • Wednesday
    Closed
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  • Thursday
    Closed
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  • Friday
    Closed
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  • Saturday
    Closed
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  • Sunday
    2:00 PM - 6:00 PM