Museum zur Industriegeschichte Hartha
Museum in Hartha on the industrial history of the former Altkreis Döbeln, with two rooms on the town history of Hartha.
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About the museum
The museum opened in 1998 and shows, across about 350 square meters, the industrial history of the former Döbeln district, from the beginnings of industrialization to the present. It is run by volunteers from the Harthaer Heimatfreunde.
Panels tell the story of more than 200 companies, and display cases hold documents, tools, brochures, and photographs. A dedicated area honors Prof. Kurt Schwabe, founder of the Meinsberg Research Institute for Chemical Technology, who worked above all in electrochemistry, corrosion research, and physical chemistry.
In two further rooms, the museum offers insight into the roughly 785-year history of the town of Hartha.
Highlights
- Panels on more than 200 companies in the former Altkreis Döbeln
- Tribute to chemist Kurt Schwabe
- Two rooms on the town history of Hartha
- About 350 m² of exhibition space
Permanent exhibitions
- Industriegeschichte des Altkreises Döbeln – Panels and display cases show how industry developed in the former Landkreis Döbeln, with more than 200 companies and a focus on Kurt Schwabe.
- Geschichte der Stadt Hartha – Two rooms provide insight into the roughly 785-year history of the town.
- Founded
- 1998
- Operated by
- Harthaer Heimatfreunde e. V.
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