TOUR OF THE MUSEUM OF MILITARY ARTEFACTS AND TECHNOLOGY

WHAT CAN YOU SEE DURING A TOUR OF THE MUSEUM OF TECHNOLOGY AND MILITARY ARTEFACTS IN WOLA SĘKOWA?

The Museum of Technology and Military Artefacts in Wola Sękowa contains unique exhibits that will take you back in time and evoke important events of the past. Its collection includes documents, maps, decorations, badges and pieces of equipment used by soldiers of different sides that took part in both world wars. During a tour of the exposition you will be able to take a close look at history, learn about the details of these armed conflicts and appreciate the courage and determination of the soldiers who fought in these difficult times.

However, the Museum has more to offer. On display there are also exhibits of civilian technology. Take a look at carefully preserved machines, tools and other objects that were an integral part of people's daily lives in the past. You are bound to discover a lot of interesting facts in the museum.

INFORMATION ABOUT VISITING THE MUSEUM OF TECHNOLOGY AND MILITARY ARTEFACTS IN WOLA SĘKOWA

To see the exposition on display in the private museum you should make arrangements in advance by calling the owner of the museum, Krzysztof Mindur, at the phone number shown in the contact information.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE OPTIONS ON OFFER

The museum's surroundings can be used to organise open air activities for young people, e.g. survival activities, outdoor games, learning to operate a metal detector and conduct search, etc.

PLACES WORTH VISITING IN THE VICINITY OF THE MUSEUM OF TECHNOLOGY AND MILITARY ARTEFACTS

• Wola Sękowa Manor House – a guesthouse situated within the historical manorial estate once owned by the Wiktor family; during the interwar period the place was visited by Jan Kiepura, Mieczysław Fogg, Wiktoria Calma and obviously Adam Didur.
• Murals by Arkadiusz Andrejkow within the municipality of Bukowsko, at the bus stop in Płonna,
• Ruins of the Greek-Catholic branch tserkva of the Apostles Peter and Paul in Nagórzany,
• Ruins of the Greek-Catholic tserkva in Płonna, with reconstructed belfry and reproductions of the preserved icons.

Photo: archive of the Museum of Technology and Military Artefacts in Wola Sękowa