The Museum of the Memory of Bagnone is an immersive journey into the history of the community of Bagnone. Thanks to a work of digitalization of photos, documents and audio-video testimonies, the museum preserves the memory of the village through videos, stories and photographs.
The Historical Archives of the seventeenth century and the museum halls of Piazza Marconi tell the medieval and modern history of Bagnone, linking it to the territory with thematic routes, temporary exhibitions and cartographic documents. The Museum of Memory in Piazza Roma, however, focuses on the twentieth century and the migration that has involved the valley, highlighting the role of women and Barsane, migrants and traders Bagnonesi itinerants.It also tells of migration to the United States, with a special look on the community of Bagnonese in California.
The Museum is also Gipsoteca, which celebrates the artistic development of Bagnone, exposing the preparatory plasters of Augusto Magli, which illustrate the daily life and personification of the Bagnone stream. It is an immersive experience in the historical and cultural wealth of Bagnone, offering visitors a complete view of the history and art of the village of Lunigiana.
