Heimatmuseum Laubusch

About the museum

The Laubusch local history museum is run by the Heimatverein Laubusch e. V. (local heritage association). The town of Lauta provided the association with rooms in the Kulturhaus Laubusch, where the museum was set up.

The focus is the influence of lignite (brown coal) on the village, which became a miners' settlement with a garden city. The association shows permanent exhibitions as well as changing, theme-based exhibitions, and publishes articles, for example on the Erika briquette factory, the Ilse Bergbau AG mining company and the building of the miners' village.

The association has also designed outdoor areas, including memorial stones for the village of Laubusch and the briquette factory, and information boards on the garden city. Schools and other groups can take guided tours of the museum and the village's heritage sites.

Highlights

• History of Laubusch as a lignite miners' village
• Erika briquette factory and Ilse Bergbau AG
• Garden city of Laubusch
• Guided tours for school classes and groups

Permanent exhibition

• Dauerausstellung zur Orts- und Braunkohlegeschichte – Exhibition of the local heritage association on the history of Laubusch and the influence of lignite on the village.

Founded

2006

Operated by

Heimatverein Laubusch e. V.

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