Beit Shturman museum

The museum contains exhibits about regional development, agricultural innovations, and archaeological findings from the Jezreel Valley region throughout different periods.

Founded in 1941 during the early settlement period, the museum documents the establishment and growth of the kibbutz movement in northern Israel.

The institution maintains collections of ethnographic materials, agricultural tools, and historical photographs that represent the evolution of kibbutz communities.

Visitors can access guided tours, educational programs, and workshops, with the museum offering special arrangements for group visits and school excursions.

The museum grounds integrate with the surrounding kibbutz landscape, allowing visitors to experience the connection between the exhibits and their original context.

Location: Ein Harod Meuhad

Inception: 1941

Website: http://beit-shturman.co.il/he

GPS coordinates: 32.55978,35.39501

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:32