Magda-Heyken-Haus
Local history museum and archive in the former home of teacher Magda Heyken in Hage, East Frisia.
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About the museum
The house was the home of teacher and local historian Magda Heyken (1895–1972), who wrote a chronicle of the village of Hage. The building dates from 1959. Since 1986 it has served as an archive and local history collection, which volunteers continually expand.
On display are historical documents, files and photos, paintings from Hage and the surrounding area, a library on local history, and objects from crafts, trade and agriculture. A model shows the village of Hage as it looked in 1872, based on old floor plans and pictures. The two-volume "Familienchronik der Kirchengemeinde Hage 1706–1900" (family chronicle of the Hage parish) is available as a reference work on site.
Highlights
- Former home of local historian Magda Heyken
- Model of the village of Hage from 1872
- Archive with documents and photos
- Free admission
- Founded
- 1986
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Donations welcome.
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