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Exhibitions

We have several exhibitions that can be viewed in our different museums

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Hallingdal Museum Nesbyen

Main exhibition

In this exhibition you can view artefacts from the cultural history of the Hallingdal region and traditional craftmanship. The exhibition also showcases traditional folk costumes from Hallingdal, illustrating how people dressed in the area in past times. These garments reflect the regional heritage and offer a glimpse into the local history and cultural practices.

KONTAKT

Hallingdal and the world, 1600-1900.

Occupied

The second world war in Hallingdal (Tandberg-building).

Headwear from Hallingdal

A look at women's traditional headwear.

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    Vibeke Hjønnevåg
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    Henriette Rødland
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    Henriette Rødland
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    Henriette Rødland

Hol Bygdemuseum

Main exhibition

This exhibition can be seen in our main museum building. Here you can view artefacts from the cultural history of Hol Municipality and traditional craftmanship. The exhibition also showcases traditional folk costumes from Upper Hallingdal, illustrating how people dressed in the area in past times. These garments reflect the regional heritage and offer a glimpse into the local history and cultural practices.

Blacksmithing traditions

In this exhibitions you can view and learn about artisan blacksmithing traditions in Hol, and blacksmith Gunnar Gunnarson (1906-1953).

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    Bjørn Johnsen
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    Ragnhild Kolsrud
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    Torgil Pålsrud | Ragnhild Kolsrud
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    Ragnhild Kolsrud

Ål Bygdamuseum

Hallingrosa

This exhibition can be seen in Ål kulturhus, located in the town center. The exhibiton showcases rose painted artifacts from Hallingdal.

In the early 1800s, local artists in Hallingdal developed the classic Hallingrose. Despite difficult conditions, these rural artists creatively blended European artistic styles. They incorporated elements like acanthus leaves, Italian Renaissance designs, French foliage, and Dutch Baroque flowers, bringing their own vision to life. Their unique adaptations of Rococo and Baroque patterns demonstrate a deep belief in their own creative power.

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    Vibeke Hjønnevåg
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