Ravnikar and Anton Lajovic. Commemorative plates for both have been built into the façade of the house. The house was purchased for the "Project Vače 81" Committee (today the Geoss Society) by the Geodesic Institute Ljubljana already in 1984. The Society renovated it later and converted it into a museum with four collections: the geological collection (by the author Stanko Buser), the archaeological collection (by the authors Avgust Stušek and Davorin Vuga), the presentation of important Slovenes born in Vače and its surroundings (by the authors Sandi Sitar and Peter Svetik) and the project documentation (by the author Peter Svetik).

In the house with the house number 10, two important Slovenes were born: Matevž Ravnikar and Anton Lajovic. Commemorative plates for both have been built into the façade of the house. The house was purchased for the "Project Vače 81" Committee (today the Geoss Society) by the Geodesic Institute Ljubljana already in 1984. The Society renovated it later and converted it into a museum with four collections: the geological collection (by the author Stanko Buser), the archaeological collection (by the authors Avgust Stušek and Davorin Vuga), the presentation of important Slovenes born in Vače and its surroundings (by the authors Sandi Sitar and Peter Svetik) and the project documentation (by the author Peter Svetik).

Today, the house is called the Geoss Home. One of the rooms of the house has been allocated for the needs of the Geoss Society. A telephone, a computer and some furniture for the sessions of the Committee have been fitted in it. Numerous paintings donated to the Society by the participants of painting colonies have been hung on the walls of the rooms.