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Revision as of 17:37, 23 December 2009
Situated nearby, close to the artificial water channels (themselves a listed technical monument) below Neuhaus Castle, is a craftsman's cottage which was once owned by the well-known Polak family of Tržič. Here the museum manages a series of crafts and industry displays which introduce the town's tanners, shoemakers, wheelwrights, charcoal burners, weavers and textile manufacturers and dyers, along with a local history collection and a geological-palaeontological collection. The latter was donated to the museum by the Association of Friends of Minerals and Fossils and features specimens of fossils from the world-famous site of Permian brachiopods, the Dovžan Canyon and the Geological Path.
Tržič Museum and Gallery institution manages several satellites, including the Ferdo Mayer Gallery, Homogea and Kurnik House.