The museum’s namesake
Friesland.nl describes the chicory drying house as a display about processing chicory root into a coffee substitute. Follow the explanation of drying and roasting as a production process. This links an unfamiliar name to a concrete process.
Three houses, different subjects
The woodland cottages (wâldhúskes) described focus on fishing, crafts, trade and farm work, among other things. Look at how the furnishings make these subjects visible. The comparison need not stop at furniture: the layout and the balance between living and working count too.
Wind on the site
The De Mearmin polder mill is mentioned as a working part of the museum, depending on there being enough wind. Ask whether an explanation is possible during your visit. The mill does not have to be turning for you to understand what it does.
Before you go
The regular afternoon opening applies during the museum season. Check for different times for events.
Sources
This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.