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Museum im neuen Spielhaus

Local history museum of the history association in a renovated half-timbered house in Bruchköbel, with diamond cutting, crafts and everyday history.

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The Bruchköbel local history museum is located in a former farmstead on Spielhausgasse, a renovated half-timbered house. The Geschichtsverein Bruchköbel (Bruchköbel History Association) previously showed its collection in two places: the agricultural items in the south wing of the Spielhaus, and the other exhibits in the old town hall on Hauptstraße.

To bring both collections together, the association received additional rooms in the Spielhaus. These were thoroughly renovated in 2019, equipped with new electrical and plumbing systems and fire protection; an added vestibule connects the first floor and the upper floor. This created about 85 square meters of additional exhibition space and 40 square meters for the archive. In April 2023, the new museum was officially opened.

The exhibition ranges from Neolithic and Roman finds through medieval leatherwork to the 19th and 20th centuries, with uniforms, fire brigade equipment and household appliances. A separate area is dedicated to diamond cutting, which was widespread in Bruchköbel in the early 20th century. Also featured are Rodgau earthenware, Westerwald stoneware, tools of bakers, butchers, carpenters and shoemakers, and vestments and writings that recall the Antonite monastery in Roßdorf.

Højdepunkter

Setup of a diamond cutting workshop
Leather casket from the Hohenstaufen era
Coin scales from 1755, coins and a guild seal
Monks' robes of the former Antonite monastery in Roßdorf
Tools and equipment of local craftsmen

Permanent udstilling

Heimatgeschichte Bruchköbels – Collection on local and everyday history from the Neolithic to the 20th century, including diamond cutting, crafts, pottery, uniforms and agricultural tools.