The Evje og Hornnes geomuseum Fennefoss is a small museum in the Evje-Ivelandpegmatite district.[1] The Evje-Iveland area is known for many finds of rare minerals and good crystals. In the collection are many of the minerals found in these pegmatites represented. At the same time it is also a historical museum with displays on the Setesdal's culture. The area behind the museum is an open-air museum with old buildings from the 18/19-th century.
The Evje og Hornnes geomuseum Fennefoss is located in an old farmhouse.
The Evje og Hornnes geomuseum Fennefoss as seen from behind.
The location of Evje in the south of Norway.
View from the museum over the river Otra
This picture of the Fennefoss farmhouse is of unknown date, but considering the clothes of the man, it could be around 1920.
The Fennefoss farmhouse 1960 or later.
Theodor Gautestad in his show showing a sample of quartz crystals from the Landsverk 1 quarry in Evje.
Theodor Gautestad in his workshop.
A menhir raised in honour of Olav Togrimson Fennefols.
Amazonite from the Landsverk 1 quarry in Evje, and the livery collar of the mayor of Evje.