The Pram Museum in Käru is a place that takes you back in time. The museum’s collection comprises of approximately 200 strollers: prototype prams from 18th Century England, aristocratic strollers of Central Europe, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, 19th Century Russia, a unique 1928 stroller dating to the first Republic of Estonia. 

Why did the strollers of 1920s and 1930s become so low? How does the first transforming stroller look like? Who was the inventor of the first folding stroller? What is the connection between the light industry of the USSR and stroller production?