The building, now the Town Archaeological Museum, is the result of the rebuilding of a small complex of a country house “ a corte”, built in the XIX century.

In the area, once intended as a storehouse to keep the agricultural tools and other subsidiary tasks, it has been obtained a connecting space between the two bodies of the original factory, the one originally used as a storehouse and situated on the upper floor, and that of the old shed on the ground floor, now constituting one of the exhibition rooms.

 

The connection space, a metal pavilion structured on two flights, one to go up and the other down, bounds the first exhibition room, characterised by the presence of open places. The rooms intended to be used as offices and storage laboratories have been in part obtained in the original building inside the courtyard and next to the “lolla” (porch).

 

 

The renovation has transformed the old building only in part, adapting it to the needs of the route, of the facilities and to be used by disabled people; where possible, the original materials have been kept.