English: The Open-air Museum Vysočina, a seat of administration in the town Hlinsko, Příčná street No. 350, is with effective from December 11, 2018 a part of the National Open-air Museum in the Czech Republic. Museum formerly named a Set of Folk Buildings Vysočina in within the National Heritage Institute. The museum administration takes care of two specialized expositions: Veselý Kopec (in a small hamlet in village Vysočina) and Monument Reserve Betlém (in the center of town Hlinsko). In the administration of the museum there is also a object (water hammer and mill) in the hamlet Svobodné Hamry (since 1995 they are a village monument zone in a part of the village Vysočina). Museum of folk architecture from the 18th to the 20th Century, also presents craftsman works, exhibits show the life of the inhabitants and the way of livelihood. The museum was founded in the 70s of the 20th century, open to the public since 1972 in the small hamlet Veselý Kopec in the village Vysočina, with its original name the Set of Folk Buildings and Crafts of Vysočina. The founder of the museum was Luděk Štěpán (1932–2017), regional historian and conservationist of cultural monuments in the Pardubice Region, between 1982 and 1992 also the head of the museum. The objects of cultural monuments in the care of the museum were transferred from different places of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands (towns: Hlinsko, Svratka and its surroundings) and geographically connected areas (towns: Chrudim, Litomyšl, Polička and its surroundings). In 1989 were incorporated into the administration of museum also the folk buildings of the urbanist whole Betlem in the center of town Hlinsko, since 1995 the Monument Reservation Betlem and a seat of the museum. The exhibition at Veselý Kopci consists of one original folk building (No. 4 - the so-called Pilnova building) and more objects is from different places of the ethnographic area Horácko and also from geographically interconnected areas (around of towns Chrudim and Litomyšl in the Czech Republic). Photo-location: Czechia, Pardubice Region, town Hlinsko, urban whole with local name Betlem, the building of administrative of the Open-air museum Vysočina (azimuth 350 °).