Living in a farmhouse
See how the living quarters are laid out and which objects belong to everyday use. A raised room (opkamer) or cellar prompts different questions from a kitchen. The explanations help you link the rooms to the history of the region.
A village in the attic
The presentation on village centres and the school and shop sections broaden the story beyond a single household. Compare which objects are shown for learning, shopping or working. An individual guided tour can provide extra background.
Not all rooms accessible
There is a ramp, a stairlift and an accessible toilet, but the opkamer and cellar are still not accessible to everyone. For navigation, use the visitor address on the Boezemdreef and arrange group visits in advance.
Before you go
Use Boezemdreef 1 and, if you have limited mobility, ask about the accessible route.
Sources
This first edition has been compiled from collected museum information. Not all of the information has yet been confirmed by the museum. Viewing tips are by the editorial team. The sources used are listed below.
- Streekmuseum Krimpenerwaard — source 1
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- Streekmuseum Krimpenerwaard — source 2
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- Streekmuseum Krimpenerwaard — source 3
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