Night of the Museums 2
May 18, 2019 23:24:26 GMT
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Post by CountVonNumenor on May 18, 2019 23:24:26 GMT
I would have started this thread with a meme on the kind of "Night of the museums 2: electric boogaloo", but anyways...
This year there were some new pieces exposed in the local museum. In the following images, I will get through the new ones, plus some already existent ones that have not been featured on the last year's photo gallery.
Enjoy!
The cute, little defender of the fortress. May not be to defeat an army, but surely will keep out the mice and warm the hearts of the visitors.
The Prison Tower. Used for sentries as prison by the Austrian authorities, then turned by the communists into one of the harshest prisons for partisans and political enemies.
Throne Room
Medieval stove
Costume of a 19th century noble from Sibiu
19th century orthodox glass painting
Reconstruction of the "Iron Maiden", a torture device that was used in the Prison Tower
Congress Room (Sala Dietei)
Collection of 18th and 19th century firearms
Late Medieval and early modern age weapons
Maximilian-style horse armour plate
Medieval maces
Interior of a peasant's house and local traditional clothing
Romanian representants of the Fogaras District going to Alba Iulia in late 1918 for signing the union act with Romania
Romanians from Făgăraș that settled in the USA, around 1900
Pre-1900 school coursebooks on geography and history
Portrait of the locally-born Austrian general David Urs + treaty regarding the border guards regiment raised from the people of the area
The border guards regiment that got the fight against Napoleon and even won at Arcole in 1796
Genealogical stone from the 17th century
What survived out of the original fort
Tombstone of a princess of Transylvania
Stone and Bronze Age relics found near Făgăraș
Roman ceremonial mask
Other Roman era object made out of Iron or pottery
This year there were some new pieces exposed in the local museum. In the following images, I will get through the new ones, plus some already existent ones that have not been featured on the last year's photo gallery.
Enjoy!
The cute, little defender of the fortress. May not be to defeat an army, but surely will keep out the mice and warm the hearts of the visitors.
The Prison Tower. Used for sentries as prison by the Austrian authorities, then turned by the communists into one of the harshest prisons for partisans and political enemies.
Throne Room
Medieval stove
Costume of a 19th century noble from Sibiu
19th century orthodox glass painting
Reconstruction of the "Iron Maiden", a torture device that was used in the Prison Tower
Congress Room (Sala Dietei)
Collection of 18th and 19th century firearms
Late Medieval and early modern age weapons
Maximilian-style horse armour plate
Medieval maces
Interior of a peasant's house and local traditional clothing
Romanian representants of the Fogaras District going to Alba Iulia in late 1918 for signing the union act with Romania
Romanians from Făgăraș that settled in the USA, around 1900
Pre-1900 school coursebooks on geography and history
Portrait of the locally-born Austrian general David Urs + treaty regarding the border guards regiment raised from the people of the area
The border guards regiment that got the fight against Napoleon and even won at Arcole in 1796
Genealogical stone from the 17th century
What survived out of the original fort
Tombstone of a princess of Transylvania
Stone and Bronze Age relics found near Făgăraș
Roman ceremonial mask
Other Roman era object made out of Iron or pottery
