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and centre of the arts and culture in the interwar period. The exhibition presents the time of
Zakopane's rapid development and the emergence of a society of active artists and social activists in Podhale at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.
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The museum was established by the Tatra Museum
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Zakopane as their resort of choice, fascinated by the local folklore and nature. The exhibition traces further developments of the city and region until the present day.
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