Built in 1826, this museum was once home to Johannes Nicolai von Klöcker, and it now represents a period house. After it was taken over by a local organisation called Stiftelsen Klöckers Hus, it was transformed from a private residence to a museum. It has a bedroom, dining room, kitchen, baking oven, and an office room. Klöckers Hus has walls filled with paintings, some of them being portraits of the family. There is also a stable with a landau (a carriage drawn by a horse).
The museum also accommodates the home of Kjell Birkeland, a sailor and the maker of over 650 ship-in-a-bottle pieces of art. This space has a workshop open for public view with a collection of glass bottles filled with miniature ships and boats. Birkeland managed to create a variety of vessels like ferries, Dutch barges, oil tankers, etc., all of which are kept here for display. It also has a bottle that earned the Guinness Book of Records award in 2014 for containing the maximum number of ships.
