The museum is housed in a former sawmill-mill with a working threshing floor - in operation since 1548 - and, outside, the reservoir and large waterwheel.

The museum is housed in an old sawmill-mill with a working beater - in operation since 1548 - and, outside, the reservoir and large waterwheel. Visitors have access to the old water-powered machinery and transmission room, and can see a circular saw, a grinding wheel, frame saws, a small mill, a threshing machine and tools. Other exhibits include carpenter's, joiner's and lumberjack's tools, a collection of skis and wood carvings.


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