Heimatstube mit Uhrenmuseum Lindenau
Heimatstube and clock museum in the gatehouse of Schloss Lindenau with a collection of historic tower and house clocks.
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About the museum
The Heimatstube with clock museum is in the gatehouse of Schloss Lindenau near Ortrand. The gatehouse was built in 1690 and belongs to a village ensemble of castle, park, church and half-timbered house.
The clock museum opened at Pentecost 1995, during the palace park festival. Its collection comes from a Cottbus tower-clock maker who grew up as a child in the former children's home in the palace and gave his clocks to the village out of gratitude. Several rooms display, among other things, tower clocks, pendulum wall clocks and house clocks more than a hundred years old; a traditional clockmaker's workbench is also set up.
The museum is looked after by the local Heimatverein. Besides the clock museum, the gatehouse also houses the village's Heimatstube.
Highlights
- Tower clocks and pendulum wall clocks
- House clocks more than a hundred years old
- Recreated workplace of a clockmaker
- 1690 gatehouse in the ensemble of Schloss and park Lindenau
Permanent exhibition
- Uhrenmuseum im Torhaus – Tower clocks, pendulum wall clocks and old house clocks, as well as a historic clockmaker's workbench.
- Founded
- 1995
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Getting there & parking
The gatehouse is on Platz der Einheit, by Schloss and park Lindenau.
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| Good to know | The Heimatstube and clock museum are looked after by the Heimatverein. |
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