There are also paintings and copies from scenes of this episode, as well as portraits of Greek chieftains, arms dating from 1826, coins, medals, and reed busts of the five Prime Ministers.
There is also a model of the Lord Byron marble statue that is actually in Cambridge, as well as objects and manuscripts of this major poet, philhellene and benefactor. There are also pictures from his two journeys in Greece.
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There is also a museum dedicated to the National poet Kostis Palamas, which is hosted in the house where he lived, where also Panagiotis Palamas, the Patriarch of the family was born in 1722. |
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Regarding the Spyridon Trikoupis house, it also hosted his son,Charilaos, who was an important politician that occupied the charge of Prime Minister of Mesolongi several times.
This mansion dates from 1840, which might be the oldest building of the city, can be found near the lagoon. It was built by Apostolis and Themistoklis Trikoupis, the uncles of Charilaos. It has two storeys and three balconies.
However, its architecture is characterised by the lack of luxury, a feature that remains untouched until our days.
The Spyridon Trikoupis house was donated to the Municipality by a descendant of this family, after which it started functioning as a museum. |
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paintings, carvings, and sculptures of the 20th century. This museum can be visited from 11am to 13pm any day, except from Mondays.
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Mesolongi also counts on a Folklore museum, which depends on the no-profit Cultural Association of this city. It was founded in 1996, with the purpose of contributing to the education and development of the population, and for aiding the cultural activities of the city and its surrounding areas.
Taking these museums into account may result very helpful for taking the best advantage of the rich historical roots of the Mesolongi city. Take your time for paying a visit to these places, and enjoy your trip.
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