Museum Angermünde

Om museet

The museum goes back to the Angermünder Verein für Heimatkunde (local history association), which founded it on October 28, 1913. For the 90th birthday of the writer Ehm Welk (1884–1966), born in Biesenbrow, a memorial site was added in 1974 at Puschkinallee 10; most recently the local history museum and the Welk memorial worked together there as the Ehm Welk- und Heimatmuseum.

In 2010 the town of Angermünde acquired the double house at Hoher Steinweg 17/18 on the market square, which had stood empty since the 1990s, and soon afterward designated it as the future museum site. The two houses were built in 1692–1695 and served, among other things, as the inn "Goldener Adler," as the Hotel Reichshalle with a ballroom, and from 1911 as a cinema. After a renovation from 2017 to 2020, funded by the federal government, the state, the EU, and the Hermann-Reemtsma-Stiftung, Haus Uckermark opened in October 2020 as the shared home of the museum, storage depot, and tourist information office.

The permanent exhibition "Geschichte & Geschichten" (History & Stories) combines, in five rooms, Welk's fictional world around the village of Kummerow with objects from the collection of around 25,000 pieces – from a Neolithic stone ax and Bronze Age finds to plunder from the Thirty Years' War. The house also shows changing special exhibitions and conducts research on the Uckermark as a literary landscape.

Højdepunkter

• Permanent exhibition "Geschichte & Geschichten" in five themed rooms
• Life and work of Ehm Welk ("Die Heiden von Kummerow")
• Archaeological finds from the Stone Age to the Thirty Years' War
• Renovated Baroque building Haus Uckermark on the market square
• Accompanying booklet in German, English, and Polish

Permanente udstillinger

• Geschichte & Geschichten – Entdeckungen in Angermünde und bei Ehm Welk – Five themed rooms link the novels and life of Ehm Welk with objects on the history of Angermünde and the Uckermark from the Stone Age to industrialization.

Grundlagt

1913

Ejer

Stadt Angermünde

Ledelse

Steve Schmidt (kommissarisch)

Entrépriser & rabatter

Gratis entré: Free admission for everyone on the first Tuesday of every month

For museum education programs, accompanying persons of children's groups have free admission; events may have their own admission prices.

Tilgængelighed

• Kørestolsvenlig
• Elevator
• Handicaptoilet
• Handicapparkering
• Servicehunde tilladt: ingen oplysninger
• Taktile tilbud: ingen oplysninger
• Rundvisninger på tegnsprog: ingen oplysninger
• Letlæste tilbud: ingen oplysninger
• Synstolkning: ingen oplysninger

Step-free access via automatic glass doors, access with a ramp; elevator to the upper floor with the exhibition. One exhibition room has steps; an alternative route is available. Two accessible parking spaces on the street; cobblestones in the old town.

Børn og familie

• Puslerum

Children and young people up to age 16 have free admission. Baby changing table in the accessible restroom.

Transport & parkering

A11 exit Joachimsthal/Angermünde, then B198 toward Angermünde; alternatively exits Pfingstberg or Chorin.

Service & spisesteder

Tourist information in the same building; citizens' garden with seating areas behind the building.

Arrangementer & udlejning

• Lokaler til leje
• Private fester: findes ikke
• Bryllupper / vielser: findes ikke

Event hall (approx. 80–85 m²) with a view of the market as well as areas in the citizens' garden only for cultural and tourist events, not for private celebrations; inquiries through the house management.

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