Set right by the sea, this assembly of old farm buildings gives an excellent overview of 1920s fishing village life.
The museum is the historic, coastal farm of Kingu, a relatively prosperous farm where, along with agriculture, fishing played a huge role in daily life.
The farm complex today consists of a farmhouse with a barn from the 1920s, a dwelling from the early 20th century, a separate barn, and houses belonging to fishermen Krüger and Silberfeldt.
Exhibits here display old fishing tools, showing how they were used.