Heimatstube Hettingen

About the museum

The Heimatstube Hettingen was set up in 1975 in rooms of the Hettingen town hall. The mayor at the time, Karl Knühl, played a major part in this. It finally gave the village a place where the everyday objects collected by the Heimatverein Hettingen could be stored and shown.

The town hall on Römerkastellstraße was originally the village schoolhouse, built in 1774 from blue limestone quarried in the Großer Wald. An extension with two more classrooms was added around 1900.

The collection includes old furnishings, craft tools, documents and printed matter. The association, founded in 1968, describes its three rooms as overcrowded and would like more space for the exhibition.

Highlights

• Old furnishings
• Craft tools
• Documents and printed matter
• Located in the town hall, a former village school from 1774

Permanent exhibition

• Heimatstube Hettingen – Old furnishings, craft tools, documents and printed matter from the village, displayed in three rooms of the town hall.

Founded

1975

Operated by

Heimatverein Hettingen 1968 e.V.

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The Heimatstube is in the Hettingen town hall.

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