In Arris, the Mostefa Ben Boulaïd House Museum occupies the home of the revolutionary leader. Its opening is reported in an article dated 10 November 2015, drawing on information from APS.
A home turned place of remembrance
The building is described as a house on two levels, with a concealed rear entrance used for meetings with fighters. The source also reports the discovery of a secret passage and weapons during investigations and work carried out in the house.
The layout of the house is therefore part of its historical story: the discreet entrances evoke the circumstances of clandestine meetings, while personal belongings bring visitors closer to the people who used them. This is a converted home, not a new museum built away from the place where its subject lived.
Photographs, clothing and personal belongings
The displays announced at the opening brought together photographs, posters, weapons, clothing and objects belonging to Ben Boulaïd and his companions. Their interest lies in the connections between a personal history, the preparations for the struggle and the spaces of the house itself.
The documentation confirms an inauguration, but provides neither a telephone number nor current opening hours. This house in Arris should not be confused with the area devoted to Ben Boulaïd at Batna Moudjahid Museum.
Location and practical information
- City or locality
- Arris
The precise visitor address remains to be confirmed.
No verified direct telephone number was found in the sources consulted.
Plan your visit
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