Ebbas Hus

Ebbas Hus in Malmö is a small museum that offers an authentic glimpse into the everyday life of ordinary people in the early 20th century. The building on Snapperupsgatan dates from the 18th century and contains a fully preserved interior from the 1910s, complete with a wood-burning stove and an outdoor toilet. The history of the house is closely tied to the Olsson family, in particular Ebba Olsson, who lived there until she moved out in 1984. She donated the house to the Malmö Museums so that children could see how people lived in earlier times. After her death, the original furniture was restored to its historic places. The museum, which opened in 1991, is currently closed for a review.