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The
Eminovici family
Outhouses
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By
1924, Eminescu’s childhood home, uninhabited for years, had
fallen into ruin. In 1940 the first memorial museum was founded in Ipoteşti,
in the house rebuilt on the same site in 1934. Because it did not follow
the original structure, the museum house would be demolished and a new
one, rebuilt on the old foundation of the Eminovici
house, would be
opened in 1979. From the year 2000, the exterior and interior finish of
the house and the exhibited furniture − partly original, partly
made in the second half of the 19th century − have revived the air
of the thirty years (1848-1878) when the poet’s family lived in Ipoteşti,
in the house built by the tax commissioner for his permanent move to the
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Ipoteşti
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