Historic Village and Fictional Adamczycha

The walk starts at the granary from Bidziny, on the side of the museum nearest the entrance on Wolska Street. The granary presents the storage of the estate’s crops, while the manor from Brzeziny shifts attention to a residence’s interiors and household medicine chest. Next, the homestead from Kopcie shows farm equipment, and the post mill from Zarębki a mechanism that turns the movement of sails into the work of milling machinery. The church from Rzochów introduces a religious interior with painted decoration.

The next stops lead south towards the inn from Hadle Kańczuckie, then into the Rzeszowiacy sector. The inn presents the work and home of an innkeeping family.

The walk continues to locations associated with 1670: Jan Paweł’s manor, Andrzej’s House and Adamczycha. The first two stops show different ways of preparing buildings for filming: constructing a set and adapting an existing house. In Adamczycha, historic village buildings provide the setting for the fictional story.

The final stop is the oil mill in the homestead from Brzóza Stadnicka, which shows the successive stages of pressing oil.