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Historie Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Rheinland-Pfalz

Museum Friesenheim

Neighborhood museum in the Friesenheim community hall built in 1828, with local history, a 1920s hair salon, and free admission.

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Om museet

On November 15, 1982, 19 residents of the Ludwigshafen district of Friesenheim founded the friends' association Förderkreis Museum Friesenheim. One goal was to build a local history museum that presents the history of the village of Friesenheim, which was incorporated into Ludwigshafen in 1892.

The museum is housed in the community hall built in 1828. On the second floor, a permanent exhibition in two former schoolrooms shows the development from a small village to a district of Ludwigshafen and an industrial location. The collection includes items from around 1900 and the following decades, among them a fully furnished hair salon from the 1920s with an adjustable chair and marble washbasins.

In a room on the third floor, the association organizes special exhibitions during the Kerwe fair days, in Advent, and on other occasions. The house is run by the Museumsverein Friesenheim.

Højdepunkter

Permanent exhibition on Friesenheim's local history
Fully furnished hair salon from the 1920s
Living room furnishings from the same period
Community hall from 1828
Free admission

Permanente udstillinger

Friesenheimer Ortsgeschichte – Two former schoolrooms on the second floor show Friesenheim's transformation from a village into a district and industrial location.
Friseursalon der 1920er-Jahre – Fully preserved hair salon with an adjustable chair, marble washbasins, and period hairdressing accessories.

Ejer: Museumsverein Friesenheim e.V.