Fisherman's House Museum
Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Brazil | Vila de Nazar
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The museum, called the Fisherman’s House, opened on December eleven, 1999. Its expositions are associated with one of the most popular fisheries in Brazil - fishing. In the museum you can see the house of an ordinary fisherman from the 1930-1950s. It has to do with the fish and its sale.
So, inside the building there are household items, furniture and other things, the main theme of which is fishing. The museum also has a reading room. The reading room has 244 books. In addition, the museum has a special room with Internet access.
Residents of the city help develop the museum. They can supplement his collection with their existing household items related to fishing. The purpose of the opening of the Fisherman’s House was, first of all, the transfer of fishing traditions from one generation to another, as well as the education of the love of local residents to the sea.