The Mazowiecka Village Museum in Sierpc, Poland is an open-air ethnographic park occupying 60.5 hectares along the Sierpienica River. It contains over 80 reconstructed wooden buildings from the 19th-early 20th centuries representing folk architecture of northwest Mazovia. Visitors can see farms, barns, granaries, and a smithy mill that depict rural life. On Sundays and holidays, traditional crafts like blacksmithing, weaving and candle making are demonstrated along with music and fireplaces. The museum aims to preserve and present the rural heritage and traditions of the Mazovian countryside.

1. Museum of vanishedlandscapes

2. Museum of Mazovia countrysidein Sierpc

4. Mazowiecka Village Museum this is skansen- ethnographic park, located just outside the city. Skansen occupies an area of 60.5 hectares of beautifully land situated on the river Sierpienica.In the Park collected over 80 objects of wooden architecture from the region of northwest Mazovia representing the folk architecture of the second half of the nineteenth century and early twentieth century.The exhibition includes: 11 pens peasant(residential buildings, barns, barns, granaries, pigsties) inn, smithy, mill, windmill and a chapel. Chambers peasant appearance changes in the rhythm of the seasons, holidays and agricultural activities. In Museum are presented daily activities: baking of bread, cheese product, drying herbs, laundry and ironing,picklingcucumbers and cabbage. Whitewashed and thatched cottages surrounded by flower gardens and vegetable gardens, and pastures with grazed animals, gives the impression of the village is still vibrant. Create a natural setting for the work and demonstrations of traditional rural craftspresented at numerous and interesting outdoor events, such as harvest, potato-lifting or honey harvest.From May to late September every Sunday and holiday are held plain-air events called Sunday in Skansen. Then workshops (blacksmiths, weavers, embroiderers, sculptors, basketworks) come to life, with accompaniment of rural band and burning fireplace.In the museum were carried photos of many educational, hiking and entertainment programs and also films like "Fire and Sword" and "Pan Tadeusz“.

5. Skansen in the summer

6. Panorama of village of the spring

7. panorama of the village in summer

8. panorama of the village in autumn

9. Winter in the skansen

10. Roadside cross

11. Farm from Rembov village; XIX c.

12. Farm from Rembov village; XIX c.

13. Farm from Rempin village; XIX c.

14. Farm from Zawady village and waggon rack, the nineteenth century

15. Farm from Jonne village; XIX c.

16. Farm from Jonne village

17. Farm fro Izdebno village; XIX c.

18. The farm and dovecote from Dzierzążniavillage; the nineteenth century

19. The farm from Czermnovillage; the nineteenth century

20. The windmill from Zalesie village; nineteenth century

21. The Chapel from Dębskovillage; seventeenth century

22. The inn from Sochocin village, in the courtyard Shadoof; eighteenth century

23. The same inn from another side

24. cobbler's cottage

25. Manor house, the twentieth century

26. manor house in the autumn setting

27. the beehive in a boxes shaped

28. The Sunday in skansen

32. Demonstration of how to use traditional household tools - mangler

33. Traditionalshoemaker'sworkshop

34. honeyharvest

37. The show of field works; XIX w.

38. Potato lifting - using traditional farming tools

39. a harvest time

40. Pile driving using traditional tools - flails

44. Feast of the harvest

45. A washing - by using washtub and tare

47. The traditional loom in home

48. Drying of herbs

50. home-made production of cheese

51. picklingcabbage

52. home-madebaking of bread

53. hand-made casting of candles

54. Cooper's workshop - wooden household utensil's

55. Easter in Mazovia

58. Christmas in Mazovia

61. Winter Attractions

62. Welcome of Spring

63. Drowning of Marzanna - effigy symbolizing a winter

64. The EndMusic -H. Wieniawski - Mazurka Op.12 no.2 – „Polish Song”execution - Marat Bisengaliev & John LenehanIllustrations from the web sites had chosen - Anna