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Konstrukcja napędzana siłami natury. Wiatrak łapał w swe łopaty wiatr, a w kubeczki umieszczone po okręgu wpadała woda deszczowa z rynny. Uruchomiony wiatrak wprawiał w ruch tracza - pracownika tartaku, który wykonywał ruch naśladujący piłowanie drewna. Niegdyś tracza z wiatrakiem łączył pas klinowy
A remarkable person with many interests. Artist – sculptor, painter, thinker, constructor. Winner of many prestigious awards. A resident of the world, representing the Kashubian village of Brusy-Jaglie. He continued to create until the last days of his life.
Over the years, the married couple Jadwiga and Józef Chełmowski have created a wonderful place – an open house with a picturesque garden full of flowers, sculptures and hives. Over time, it became a private open-air museum visited by many guests.
Everyone willing to join the mission of the Foundation can choose the optimal form of involvement in activities for the benefit of local culture, art and tourism and become a part of it. Satisfaction with the help is an added value!
The mission of the Foundation is to preserve, maintain, promote and develop the tourist open-air museum, as well as protect the legacy of the creative life of the artist Józef Chełmowski.
