Museum of industrial archeology

The museum houses a series of fully functional equipment that comes from some mechanical workshops of the early last century, as well as tools used in craft and agricultural activities. Some hot-headed engines are of particular interest. These include the National of 1898, used in the threshing operations until the middle of the last century, and the National of 1908 which produced the driving force necessary to make the other equipment in the shop work, such as the lathe, the horizontal drill and the grindstone. The exhibition also presents some rare instruments once used by the cordaro in the different stages of rope manufacture, such as the pulleys used to twist hemp.