The museum does not imitate a traditional display. It lets every trace lead towards a broader history while preserving the boundary between evidence, testimony, analogy, hypothesis and visualisation.
Palace in 3D
Geometry, floor plans and time layers.
The Jukebox
Music, voices and sounds with rights records.
Cinema Room
Film, restoration chronicle and future virtual tours.
Shared method
Fact requires a source or material evidence. Testimony retains its author and context. Analogy explains an era but does not replace Inczew evidence. Hypothesis remains a research question. Visualisation shows a possible appearance, never a recovered photograph of the past.
A private home, a public story
The Palace remains a private residence. Public interpretation must explain its history without exposing information that could compromise the household's privacy or security. Family material belongs in a separate protected space.