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Lokalhistorie St. Blasien, Baden-Württemberg

Kreismuseum St. Blasien

District museum in the Haus des Gastes with exhibitions on the Benedictine abbey, the spa town, and the nature around St. Blasien.

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Kreismuseum St. BlasienÅbningstiderEntré 2,50 €

Hjemmeside

Om museet

The Kreismuseum St. Blasien opened in 1989 and is run by Landkreis Waldshut. It is housed in the Haus des Gastes, a converted building of the former monastery, where the stables were once located.

The focus is the history of the Benedictine abbey. From the remote cell "Cella Alba", a monastery developed that, under Prince-Abbot Martin Gerbert (1720–1793), became a place of learning and scholarship as well as a center of secular power. The period after the monastery was dissolved in 1807 is also presented, when the place kept its significance in a different way.

Another focus is the period around 1900, when aristocratic spa guests in St. Blasien lived a luxurious lifestyle. The collection also includes the first skis made in Germany, as well as sections on the geology and nature of the Black Forest. An art cabinet with works by Hans Thoma and Franz Xaver and Hermann Winterhalter, and a church treasury with Romanesque pieces complement the regional history collection.

Højdepunkter

History of the Benedictine abbey and Prince-Abbot Martin Gerbert
Art cabinet with works by Hans Thoma and Franz Xaver and Hermann Winterhalter
Church treasury with Romanesque pieces
Luxurious lifestyle of aristocratic spa guests around 1900
The first skis made in Germany
Geology and nature of the Black Forest

Permanent udstilling

Geschichte von St. Blasien – Permanent exhibition on the abbey and monastery, the spa town around 1900, the history of skiing, and the nature of the Black Forest.

Grundlagt: 1989
Ejer: Landkreis Waldshut