Heimatmuseum Bad Brambach
Local history museum in a listed farmstead from 1811, with the history of the village and the spa, and workshops of a bow maker and a violin maker.
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About the museum
The Heimatmuseum of Bad Brambach is housed in a former farm estate built in 1811 on Zollstraße. The building is a listed monument.
The exhibition shows the way of life and history of the spa town. The exhibits cover local history, customs, culture, crafts and the development of the healing spa. A focus is on the crafts important to Brambach, especially instrument making: original workshops of former bow makers and violin makers can be viewed, along with a line for processing flax.
In the summer season the museum is open on two afternoons per week.
Highlights
- Bow maker's and violin maker's workshop
- Flax processing line
- Local and spa history of the healing resort
- Listed farmstead from 1811
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