Skansen-Open Air Museums in Poland

Has anyone else ever visited these museum villages ? I think the generic term is "skansen" but I'm not sure.

I went to one in Kaszuby a few months ago thinking it was unique but have since learnt there are quite a few all over Poland.

Here are some:

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kategoria:Skanseny_w_Polsce

travelphoto.pl/Polska/skanseny/skansen.htm

This summer , I visited the Etnographic Park (Skansen) in Sanok. It is one of the largest etnographical park in Poland and very unique open air museum. It gives insight into the culture of ethnic groups (Boyko, Lemko and other), once living in this region. Old wooden churches, inns, farm houses, granaries, windmills and mills (about 100 buildings from 18th-20th cc.) have been brought from the original villages and restored to original condition.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muzeum_Budownictwa_Ludowego_w_Sanoku

lemko.org/lih/travel/sanokm.html

bieszczady.pl/skansen/?catID=809&gID=69&imageNo=1

I went to the one in Lublin. It's quite large, building on a slope over a stream and ponds, so has diverse topography.

skansen.lublin.pl/eng/historia.php

Skansen is an open air museum and the word comes from Sweden where the first such museums were established.