Tomaž Godec Museum

Contact

Muzej Tomaža Godca

Zoisova 15, SI-4264 Bohinjska Bistrica

http://www.gorenjski-muzej.si/?page_id=55

info@gorenjski-muzej.si

Phone386 (0) 4 577 0142

Managed byGorenjska Museum

The Tomaž Godec Museum was founded in an erstwhile tannery in Bohinjska Bistrica 1979 within the former home of athlete, mountaineer, and progressive politician Tomaž Godec (1905–1942), a vigorous champion of tourism development in Bohinj and activist who was executed during World War II. The Gorenjska Museum took over the management of the collections in 1997 and has reconceptualised the displays.

Bohinj 1941–1945 exhibition section at the Tomaž Godec Museum. It features the four dwellers of Bohinj, who during the World War II impersonated different roles: of an an agressor, a partisan, a priest and a prisoner, respectively.

In 2015 the top floor reopened with the permanent exhibitions on the First and Second World War. Over the next months the exhibitions on the archaeology of Bohinj, the leather manufacture, and Tomaž Godec will reopen for visitors, followed by the exhibitions on the rich cultural history of Bohinj (such as apiculture, vernacular architecture, iron-making). The museum also organises temporary art or thematic exhibitions and workshops.

See also

• Gorenjska Museum
• Oplen House
• Museum of Alpine Dairy Farming, Stara Fužina

External links

• Tomaž Godec Museum website
• Exhibition on Tomaž Godec
• Tannery Museum collection
• Tomaž Godec in Wikipedia (in Slovenian)

Gallery

Bohinj 1941–1945 exhibition section at the Tomaž Godec Museum. It features the four dwellers of Bohinj, who during the World War II impersonated different roles: of an an agressor, a partisan, a priest and a prisoner, respectively.

The exhibition section about Bohinj during the World War I at the Tomaž Godec Museum, 2015