Ethnographic museums

The Civic Museum of Pontecorvo contains archaeological finds from the Roman and medieval period discovered in the district: coins, bones, pottery, inscriptions, carved marble.

The ethnographic section is dedicated to the local crafts: ceramics, processing of cane, reconstruction of rural culture environments, popular beliefs and traditional events.

The Ethnographic Museum is  in the center of the city of Posta Fibreno in a building that was a school.

It collects used tools and equipment previously used to work in the fields, fishing and domestic activities.

The picture is of a typical boat of Lake Posta Fibreno, the "Naue", made entirely of wood, with a flat bottom and symmetrical with the bow and the stern raised to the same extent.
 

The Goldsmith Art Anthropological Museum is located in the former Magistrate's Court and collects the evidence of an important craft of Cervaro.

The city of Cervaro had 30 goldsmith workshops active until the early decades of the 1900s, and that were spread throughout the town.

Inside the museum you can find machinery, moulds and equipment illustrating the phases of the working of gold.

On display are collections of jewellery products, made in Cervaro between the end of 1600 and 1900, from family donations.

Among the most common operations is gold filigree and moulded, moulded chains and fretwork, signet rings and those, characteristics, with the two intertwined hands.

A "goldsmith's shop" has been created, where the visitor can follow the various stages of the processing of gold with the guidance of a master craftsman.

The mill was the main economic resource of the area of Casalattico and provided work for generations to many families until it closed in the 1950s.

Recently, the mill has been transformed in Museum of the Agricultural Mill of San Nazario to recovering its past identity.

It displays of all the tools that have for years characterized the life of rural Casalattico.

In the medieval castle of Ausonia is the Demoanthropological Museum and the Museum of Stone that shows a mirror of the city life according to the customs and traditions from the protohistoric period.

The itinerary is divided into four sections.
 

The Anthropological Museum of Arce is dedicated to the knowledge of the living and working conditions of ciociara people who lived in the hills of Lazio and the valleys of the rivers Sacco and Liri.

A population that often migrated in search of work as far as the Pontine Marshes, the Roman countryside and Rome and moved into all neighbouring regions for markets, seasonal stock movement, pilgrimages.
 

The MU.Vi.S. - Museum of Routes and Stories was created for the Regional Natural Park of the Lucretili Mountains in Vicovaro.

It is located in the former Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie was a simple votive chapel owned by the Orsini.

Previously, the church had been a Roman building which in the 13th century became a Franciscan convent.

The church was rebuilt in 1628 and has a Baroque appearance. The interior has a nave with frescoes of the seventeenth century.

It was desecrated by the French and was sold to private troops.

The museum develops multimedia paths that tell the legends and traditions of the territory.
 

The museum of the Nativity (Presepio) in San Gregorio da Sassola has a collection of nativity scenes made by the 'Friends of the Nativity' that continues from San Gregorio da Sassola this special Italian tradition.

The association promotes the dissemination and retrieval of historical and monumental heritage of the country.

From 26 December to 6 January each year, the medieval village turns into a reflection of Bethlehem celebrating the birth of Jesus.