Ignaty Lukashevich Museum of Oil and Gas Fishing

Today, the museum stores valuable information about the history of oil production, the search and development of wells, the use and distribution of petroleum products, as well as information on geological exploration and mining, oil collection and processing. The museum today has a monument to Ignatius Lukashevich, the founder and first developer of the Polish oil mining and processing industry.

The museum houses the world’s first manual excavation units, Canadian locomotive-controlled drilling rigs, Trauzl rotary drilling rigs of the OP-1200, N1400S type, running tracks for a group of pumping wells, a set of tools for rotational drilling. The mechanical workshop, built in 1864, the wooden structure used to support drilling operations, stores in its original form simple CNC machines, including machine tools and drilling, manually controlled using conveyor belts. It was later found to be mechanical.

steam engine.

The modern museum regularly publishes the results of various studies in the field of oil production and oil refining, conducts active scientific and educational activities.