Bredaryd local heritage park

Bredaryd local heritage park was founded in 1938 and consists of several buildings from the early 19th century to the early 20th century. It is a nice place for a picnic and to get an insight into what the past was like.

There are two single cottages, one with two storeys, a flax drying room, a parish warehouse, Pelle Nyman’s workshop, an industrial museum, a sawmill, a forge, a church stable and an exhibition room. The premises also contain a collection of objects such as old tools and industrial objects. The park is managed and run by Bredaryd local heritage society and includes the local heritage museum in Hamra just outside Bredaryd, which consists of a cottage with a vaulted ridge beam ceiling and a shed, both from the 18th century.