The local history association looks after the exhibits in the museum and offers guided tours. A collection of local history books and magazines is also available to visitors in the museum rooms.
The history of the village runs through the rooms of the museum like a common thread. The exhibits range from a mammoth tooth to an oak water pipe from the first bathing facility of the early baths, from a Saxon sword from the early Middle Ages to a model of the town hall from 1802, from a model of the town in 1600 to a beer mug from last year's town festival.
As a special feature, the museum has several illustrations of historical scenes using painted pewter figures.
The history of the village runs through the rooms of the museum like a common thread. The exhibits range from a mammoth tooth to an oak water pipe from the first bathing facility of the early baths, from a Saxon sword from the early Middle Ages to a model of the town hall from 1802, from a model of the town in 1600 to a beer mug from last year's town festival.
As a special feature, the museum has several illustrations of historical scenes using painted pewter figures.
Openings
- Opening hours of the museum:
Sunday: 14:00-16:00
Special openings and guided tours by appointment.
Contact person: Wilhelm Hennemeyer (for individual guided tours and other inquiries) Price info
- Admission to the museum is free.
General information
Bus stop available
Eligibility
Bad Weather Offer
Suitable for any weather
for individual guests
Suitable for the Elderly
Payment methods
- Entrance Free
Directions & Parking facilities
- Parking spaces are available.
More information
- Handicapped accessible.
Contact person
License (master data)
