Museum Wäschefabrik
Tucked away in the backyard of Viktoriastrasse 48 and 50 is a former linen factory, which has been transformed into a unique museum in Germany in recent years.
The building was erected in 1913 by the Jewish entrepreneur Hugo Juhl, who had table and bed linen as well as ladies' underwear and men's shirts manufactured here. In 1938, political circumstances prompted him to sell the factory. After the purchase by the Winkel brothers, production continued in the factory until 1980. It then stood idle for several years until it was purchased by the Förderverein Projekt Wäschefabrik e.V. with funds from the NRW-Stiftung. The original factory rooms and changing exhibitions can be visited.
The building was erected in 1913 by the Jewish entrepreneur Hugo Juhl, who had table and bed linen as well as ladies' underwear and men's shirts manufactured here. In 1938, political circumstances prompted him to sell the factory. After the purchase by the Winkel brothers, production continued in the factory until 1980. It then stood idle for several years until it was purchased by the Förderverein Projekt Wäschefabrik e.V. with funds from the NRW-Stiftung. The original factory rooms and changing exhibitions can be visited.
Good to know
Openings
Guided tours outside opening hours are available on request. More information on group tours can be found under the following link: https://www.museum-waeschefabrik.de/fuehrungen/
Price info
Price adult: €4.00
Price reduced: €2.00
Admission is free for members of the Förderverein and holders of a Bielefeld Card.
Public guided tours always cost €3.00 per person in addition to admission.
Public guided tours always cost €3.00 per person in addition to admission.
Directions & Parking facilities
Public transportation: Bus lines 21/22, 29, 350/351 and 369, bus stop "Volkshochschule".
License (master data)
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