The Worker Housing Museum Review

Amuri is located in the Tampere region of Finland, built in the 19th century, originally a worker's residence at the Finlayson factory. It is now a museum that shows the living conditions of workers in the early 20th century.

The house here is lived by early workers, very simple, the interior of the house is very few, a wooden bed, a table and chair.

This pile of old factories that reflect the working class life is now a museum, and you can see from it the poor accommodation conditions and the history of the exploitation of workers at that time. The buildings built in more than a dozen different styles in different periods reflect the traditional architectural decoration style of the Nordic region in the 19th century, and are also an artwork.

The Workers' Housing Museum is a lot of wooden houses. It used to be a state-owned unit. The housing has been transformed into a museum.

Nordic is really a museum in the world, even the workers' dorm can be a museum!