The Minkov Museum
Minkovs orchard, with its bayara
(or farm yard and water well surrounded by a wall) was one of the first
orchards to be planted in Eretz Israel in 1904. Located in Rehovot,
it played an important role in the development of that town as Israels
citrus city. The site aims to offer a light-hearted and
humoristic, authentic illustration of the early days of citrus growing
in Israel, based on accurate historical facts, atmosphere and décor
as documented.
Sources: The
Council for Restoration and Preservation of Historic Sites in Israel |