EXHIBITION

In the rural and urban area. 

The Open Air Village Museum in Lublin presents the following exhibitions dedicated to the Jewish culture, making them available from 2008. The exhibitions are intended for the provincial town sector:

 • The Jewish kitchen exhibition dedicated to the house of Moszek Klajner from Uchanie,

• Ironmonger’s shop, 

• Jankiel Struzer’s hair salon in Dubienka,

In 2009 exhibitions of two Jewish houses and a village store were open to the public. The hallway of a cottage located in Głodno recreates the dwelling of the Jewish peddler whereas the cottage’s room the dwelling of the Jewish storekeeper. There is also a small Jewish store located in the cottage’s chamber. 

The rural Jewish storekeeper’s house

 The rural Jewish peddler’s house

The auditorium for the participants of the educational workshops

All these interiors depict the economic and residential situation of the rural and urban Jewish population of the Lublin region in the 1930s. There are also educational activities planned within the exhibition– click here to learn more.

Eight photographs published in the Poznaj i uszanuj codzienność innych (Learn about the everyday life of other people and respect it) catalogue come from the Gołda Tencer-Szurmiej’s “Shalom” Foundation.

The Open Air Village Museum in Lublin is sincerely thankful to the Foundation for providing these photographs.

The exhibition was held with the financial support from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage

and the Lublin Province Self-Government.