Ağdam Çörək Muzeyi | |
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  Location within Azerbaijan  Aghdam Bread Museum (Caucasus Mountains) | |
| Established | 25 November 1983 |
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| Dissolved | 12 August 1992 |
| Location | Aghdam, Azerbaijan  |
| Coordinates | 39°59′30″N 46°55′54″E / 39.99167°N 46.93167°E |
| Collection size | 2800 |
| Director | Allahverdi Asadov (1983-1984) Ofelya Zeynalova (1984-1987) Niyazi Guliyev (1987-1988) Hafiz Aliyev (1988-1992) |
Aghdam Bread Museum is a designated museum of bread and bakery products, agricultural implements and their history being located in the city of Aghdam.[1][2] The museum opened and received its first visitors on 25 November 1983. It had about 2800 exhibits and was protected by state as a cultural monument. The "Sunbul" Cafe operated on the adjacent territory of the museum.[3]
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