Theodor Buhuș Manor (Buhuși History Museum)
Conacul Theodor Buhuș (Muzeul de Istorie din Buhuși)
oraș Buhuși, Bacău · Str. Bradului 14
Listed as accessible by Monumente Uitate
Summary
The former manor of the boyar Toader (Theodor) Buhuș, whose family gave Buhuși its name, now houses the town's history museum. The manor and its gate are listed monuments of local interest, dated to 1800 by Romanian Wikipedia.
Legal status
Listed historic monument of local interest: manor and gate (LMI BC-II-a-B-00801) ↗
History
The Buhuș boyars owned the Bodești estate that became Buhuși. Toader Buhuș obtained princely charters in 1819 for fairs and a weekly market and in the 1820s settled merchants there. By 1889 the town and its woollen mill belonged to Colonel Eugen Alcaz. Romanian Wikipedia dates the manor and gate to 1800 and notes that the museum, founded in 1977, is housed in the manor; the history exhibition was reorganised in 1991 with a focus on the local textile industry. The date of nationalisation is not known.
Listed components
- Conac — 1800 (BC-II-m-B-00801.01)
- Poartă — 1800 (BC-II-m-B-00801.02)
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