Dorfmuseum Stelle
Small local heritage room in Stelle, established in 1960, with farm household items, handicrafts, photos and finds from the fields; visits by arrangement only.
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About the museum
The local heritage room in Stelle was founded in 1960 by the farmer Heinrich Behr. It collects farm household implements from roughly the past 150 years, along with working tools and handicrafts from house and farm.
Also on display are old needlework, embroidery, linens and parts of traditional costume. The village's development can be followed through photographs, newspapers and newspaper clippings, supplemented by old maps and a terrain model.
Visitors can also find information on the succession of generations on most of Stelle's farms. Finds from the fields make the prehistory and early history of the region tangible. The house is looked after by the Behr family.
Highlights
- Farm household items from the past 150 years
- Old needlework, linens and parts of traditional costume
- Photos, newspapers, maps and terrain model of village history
- Finds from the fields
Permanent exhibition
- Heimatstube Stelle – Farm household items, needlework, photos, maps and field finds document the daily life and history of the village.
- Founded
- 1960
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Getting there & parking
By public transit
Bahnhof Stelle · 1 km
Regional train Hamburg–Uelzen to Stelle station.
About 1 km on foot from the station.
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