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Folklore Museum of Skopelos

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The Folklore Museum of Skopelos is a museum in Skopelos, Sporades, Greece.

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www.skopelos.net- Situated in a traditional building, donated to the Municipality of Skopelos by the Nickolaides family, the Museum of Folk Art is exhibiting some of the finest handiwork made during the latter part of the 19th and through most of the 20th centuries.
www.skopelosweb.gr MUSEUMS ON SKOPELOS. Skopelos has a rich cultural heritage and folk culture.

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