Regional Museum named after the Children of Września in Września

The Regional Museum named after the Children of Września is located in the historic building of the Catholic People's School from 1790. The institution aims to commemorate important events in the region's history, such as the Spring of Nations (1848), the Children of Września strike of 1901, and the Greater Poland Uprising (1918/1919). The Children of Września strike was a key moment in history when students protested against the Germanization of education, which contributed to the rise of national consciousness. The museum exhibits a rich collection of archaeological artifacts documenting the history of Września and its surroundings, dating back to prehistoric times and the early Middle Ages, including items from the Grzybowo stronghold. It is also worth noting the architectural value of the building, which over the centuries has served as an educational and cultural center, reflecting the importance of the site in the life of the local community. The museum not only preserves the memory of important historical events but also educates and engages visitors in the development of local culture.