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Heimatmuseum Bruchköbel

Local history museum of the Geschichtsverein (history association) in the Neues Spielhaus farmstead, with town history, agriculture, crafts, and diamond cutting.

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Om museet

The Heimatmuseum belongs to the Geschichtsverein Bruchköbel (Bruchköbel history association). The collection used to be spread across two sites: the Alte Rathaus (old town hall) on Hauptstraße and the Neues Spielhaus, where the agricultural collection was housed in the southern wing of a former farmstead.

After the comprehensive renovation of the rooms in the half-timbered Spielhaus building in 2019, the two collections were combined there. About 85 square meters of additional exhibition space and 40 square meters for the association's archive were created; an attached vestibule links the ground floor and the upper floor. The new museum was officially opened in April 2023.

The local history exhibition shows Neolithic and Roman finds, coins, a coin scale from 1755, guild seals and documents, a leather casket from the Hohenstaufen era, as well as uniforms, household utensils, and ceramics. Other areas are devoted to agriculture, crafts and forestry, diamond cutting, which was widespread in the town, and the church world, with monks' robes from the former Antonite monastery in Roßdorf.

Højdepunkter

Local history from the Neolithic to the 20th century
Set-up of a diamond-cutting workshop
Coin scale from 1755, guild seals, and documents
Agricultural machines and craft workshops
Monks' robes on the history of the Antonite monastery in Roßdorf

Permanente udstillinger

Ortsgeschichtliche Ausstellung – Finds and everyday objects from the Neolithic to the 20th century, including coins, documents, uniforms, household utensils, and a diamond-cutting workshop setup.
Landwirtschaft und Handwerk – Agricultural equipment and machines, tools of the baker, butcher, carpenter, shoemaker, and tailor, and forestry equipment.

Ejer: Geschichtsverein Bruchköbel e. V.