Pulaski the Museum is a unique Museum in the open air in southern Estonia. The Museum is located in the village of Carracci near the old postal route Tartu – võru. The grounds of the Museum of the Peasantry is 5 ha. Here has been preserved buildings of the former parish centre, built in the late nineteenth century. The Museum was founded in the 1970s on the initiative and under the leadership of the League of Kermas, with the help of students and teachers.

The main building of the Museum is housed in a former school, built in 1889. Due to the small number of pupils of the school in 1971 was closed. Today you can discover the old classroom, which hosts ancient lessons, living room, memorial room of the artist Wanda Juhansoo and exhibitions. The composition of the school complex also includes barns, barn and bath "on-black". Later than the school itself was built towering residential building for teachers. Today this building houses the office of the Museum.

In 1879 he built a barn in which was stored the grain in case of famine. A year later built a wooden house, which originally housed the parish house and the court, and later hospice.

In 1896 he built a new parish house management, which now houses the village library. Not far from this house is the yard of a village blacksmith. In 1901, in the village of Prangli was built a windmill that was transported to the Museum in 1974.

In Museum Park has about 100 registered trees planted by the leaders of public life and culture. Also, exhibited at the Museum of old farm machinery, tools and implements, as well as the vehicle.

Just põlva Peasant Museum, there are about 25,000 exhibits. The Museum is constantly changing and updated, with the focus on the preservation of cultural heritage, as well as get familiar visitors with the history and culture of Estonia. In the Museum you can walk your own or order a guide. The Museum hosts a variety of workshops, as well as various themed events.