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Lokalhistorie Oberkirch, Baden-Württemberg

Heimat- und Grimmelshausenmuseum

Museum in the Old Town Hall of Oberkirch with a multimedia exhibition on Grimmelshausen and records of town and regional history.

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Om museet

The museum is located in the Old Town Hall of Oberkirch, which also houses the Städtische Galerie (municipal gallery). It is dedicated to the Baroque writer Hans Jacob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen, who lived in Oberkirch with his family for almost twenty years and wrote large parts of his novel "Simplicissimus" here.

A new multimedia and interactive permanent exhibition introduces the author, his era and his influence on literature, with animations, puzzles, listening stations and video clips. Upstairs, the museum shows the history of the town, crafts, agriculture, industry and customs of the Renchtal valley; models illustrate what Oberkirch and the Schauenburg looked like in earlier times.

Højdepunkter

Multimedia permanent exhibition on Grimmelshausen and his "Simplicissimus"
Animations, puzzles, listening stations and video clips
Town history, crafts and customs of the Renchtal valley
Models of Oberkirch and the Schauenburg

Permanente udstillinger

Grimmelshausen und seine Zeit – Multimedia, interactive exhibition on the Baroque author Grimmelshausen, his era and his influence on literature.
Stadtgeschichte und Leben im Renchtal – Upstairs, exhibits and models show crafts, agriculture, industry and customs, as well as earlier views of Oberkirch and the Schauenburg.