Museu Casa Velha da Fazenda Gama, Historic farm museum in Park Way, Brazil.
The Museu Casa Velha da Fazenda Gama preserves original 19th-century architecture with wooden details, high ceilings, and traditional Brazilian colonial construction techniques from 1818.
Founded around 1818, this historic farmhouse served as temporary headquarters for President Juscelino Kubitschek during his first visit to the Central Plateau in 1956.
The museum displays period furniture, domestic utensils, oil lamps, and ceramic tiles depicting the rural lifestyle of 19th-century Brazilian farmers and their families.
Located 20 kilometers from Brasília on BR-040 highway, the museum offers guided tours and educational activities about regional history and colonial architecture.
This building housed Brazil's first radio transmitter in the region, installed by Panair in 1956 to facilitate communication during Brasília's construction period.
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