Turr Istvan Museum

The Baja Museum was first opened in 1914.

Frigyes Deri in a matter of seconds before the scene of the First World War offered her a rich general social heritage amassing and library to her childhood town.

He expected to develop the place of state supported preparing and acquired a plot in the downtown region that he had given to Baja. In the working there would be an authentic focus and library.

Shockingly, because of the scene of World War I, his course of action was conceded to "post-restoring peace".

In any case, after the war in 1919, Baja transformed into a Serbian occupation, and Déri pulled back his blessing, judging the predetermination of the city, and offered it to Debrecen.

The presentation of the Turn Istvan Museum in Baja between the two world wars, possibly in the most negative time of Hungarian display history, can be elucidated by blessed conditions. In the building up of the Baja Museum, Imre Nagy Artinger, a workmanship gatherer and craftsmanship creator, had a basic part to play, who also had contact with the city after his school quite a while in Baja.

In 1936, Oltványi assembled a gathering from the impressive creators of the period who made the foundations of the key contemporary Hungarian craftsmanship display.