The Museum of the Kujawska and Dobrzyn Land in Włocławek is a multi-branch institution, combining archaeological, historical, cultural, ethnographic and several other sections documenting the history of the region. At the headquarters of the museum at Słowackiego Street there is a gallery of Polish portraits from the 18th to the 1st half of the 19th century. The 20th century, which included numerous works by Leon Wyczółkowski, as well as a permanent exhibition entitled "Fajans włocławski 1873-1991". Systematic thematic exhibitions and occasional events are also regularly organized.
In general, museum collections have reached 40,000. Inventory items and at least as many as individual monuments. There is also a library in the library, which has about 25,000 books in its collection. volumes. The museum carries out archaeological and educational activities both at headquarters and in its subdivisions, including the open-air museum in Kłóbka. The museum has been operating since 1904 and is one of the oldest of its kind in Poland.
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