Singhofener Heimatstuben
Small local history museum in a converted barn in Singhofen, with village history, rural life around 1800 and mining relics.
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About the museum
The Singhofener Heimatstuben opened in 1995 as the local history museum of the village community and aim to preserve the heritage and traditions of the village. They are housed in a converted barn on the market square and are looked after by the local Heimatverein.
The exhibition shows the village history and rural life in the early 19th century. Among its treasures is the seal of King Conrad III on a charter from 1145, in which Singhofen is first mentioned. There are also minerals from the region's mines, mainly from the area around Bad Ems and Braubach, as well as miners' lamps and tools.
Highlights
- Seal of King Conrad III on the 1145 charter that first mentions Singhofen
- Minerals from the mines around Bad Ems and Braubach
- Miners' lamps and mining tools
- Rural life in the early 19th century
Permanent exhibition
- Ortsgeschichte und ländliches Leben – Local history of Singhofen with a charter seal from 1145, minerals and mining tools from the region, and relics of rural life around 1800.
- Founded
- 1995
- Operated by
- Heimatverein Singhofen e. V.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Admission is free; donations are welcome.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits outside opening days are possible by arrangement, phone +49 2604 1628. |
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