Schefflenzer Heimatmuseum
Museum run by a local heritage association in Unterschefflenz, showing life and work in the Schefflenz valley around 1900; admission free.
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About the museum
The museum is the centerpiece of the Heimatverein der Schefflenztal-Sammlungen (Schefflenz Valley Collections local heritage association), founded in 1977, which works on a self-governing basis. Members restore, catalog and look after the exhibits on a voluntary basis.
In the rooms of a half-timbered house dating from 1797 in Unterschefflenz, life and work around the year 1900 are brought vividly to life. Only objects from the Schefflenz valley are shown, drawn from all levels of village society. In this way the collection conveys an impression of everyday village life across two centuries. The museum has been honored with the Heimatpreis (regional heritage award).
Highlights
- Life and work in the Schefflenz valley around 1900
- Objects from all levels of village society
- Half-timbered house from 1797
- Free admission
Permanent exhibition
- Leben und Arbeiten um 1900 – Permanent exhibition of everyday objects and work tools from the Schefflenz valley, showing village life around 1900.
- Operated by
- Heimatverein der Schefflenztal-Sammlungen e. V.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Visiting the exhibition is always free of charge.
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