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In 1969, Adomas Petrauskas opened the doors of his barn to the first visitors, showcasing a self-prepared exhibition of ethnographic artifacts and archaeological finds. His passion for collecting antiques garnered support from the then-leaders of Antašava collective farm, Vytautas Notkus and Albinas Vaižmužis, which helped the museum expand. A self-taught village craftsman, Jonas Laužikas, constructed and erected a unique tower-building on the museum premises.
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