The Ahjonsuu Trade Museum showcases the daily life of a former rural store in the village of Hauhula. The museum features a 1960s store preserved in its original condition, as well as a storage room built within the premises of the older store. The same building also houses the shopkeeper’s family home, consisting of four rooms and a kitchen. The store served the villagers from 1924 to 1978, and the Pusula Society opened the property—received as a bequest—as a museum in 2004. Visits must be arranged in advance by contacting Liisa Jääskeläinen. Access to the site is difficult for people with mobility impairments; please check accessibility before booking.