Zygomalas Museum

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The Zygomalas Museum is a museum in Avlonas, Attica, Greece. It exhibits a collection of applied arts, traditional costumes and objects related to schools. The museum was established in 1937.^[1]

• University of Thessaloniki record
• Ministry of Culture (in Greek) Brief description of history and activities of museum.
• Calimera.org report at the Wayback Machine (archived 2006-10-02) "Although a large part of these museums are financially supported by the Ministry, they are almost in their entirety owned and run by local authorities or private organisations (e.g. foundations, cultural associations); only four of them are considered as state museums, namely the Museum of Greek Folk Art, the Anogiannakis Museum of Greek Musical Instruments, the Folk Art and Ethnology Museum of Macedonia and Thrace and the Zygomala Museum."

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