Sparresholm carriage collection...

On April 26, 2002, Sparresholm’s Wagon Collection moved to the Co-operative Village Nyvang, and since then the collection has been expanded to the largest and most diverse exhibition, containing more than 177 horse carriages, including 136 with roof, in a large newly built barn. There are town vehicles as well as work vehicles. It presents Christian VIII’s coach, hunting wagons, busses, sports vehicles, governess carts, trade vehicles, fire engines, sleighs and sledges and farming tools. The oldest wagon is more than 200 years old. The wagon collection is organised into eras and themes, which is supposed to be expanded along the way.
One of the new additions to the collection is a copy of a ball mail coach from 1814, built in 1935 in Nakskov, which has been lent out to the Co-operative Village.
In connection with the wagon collection an exhibition of a coach and wheel maker’s workshop, an upholstery workshop and a large collection of harnesses, sleigh bells, lanterns as well as livery for coachmen.