Heemschuur De Stee
Volunteer-run local heritage barn of the Teterings Erfdeel association in Teteringen, with household goods, crafts and farming of times past.
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About the museum
The Heemschuur De Stee is the local history museum of Teteringen, a village in the municipality of Breda. The collection is housed in a Flemish barn on the Zuringveld. It belongs to the heritage association Teterings Erfdeel, founded in October 1991, which in addition to the museum also looks after the Sint-Jozefkapel, the Mariakapel and a wayside cross in the village.
According to a description of the museum, the barn contains, among other things, a kitchen, a parlour, a side kitchen, a 1950s classroom, a chapel, as well as objects relating to various trades and agricultural implements. The association also regularly shows exhibitions by local artists in the barn and organises bike tours around Teteringen. All work, from cataloguing to supervision on opening days, is carried out by volunteers.
Highlights
- Local heritage collection in a Flemish barn
- Reconstructed living rooms and a 1950s classroom
- Objects relating to crafts and farming
- Free admission, coffee or tea at the big table
Permanent exhibition
- Heimatsammlung Teteringen – Household goods, trades and agricultural implements from Teteringen, set up in living rooms, a school classroom and a chapel.
- Operated by
- Heemkundekring Teterings Erfdeel
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Admission is free; a voluntary donation can be placed in the box on the way out.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
On opening days, coffee or tea with pastries is served at a large table.
Events & venue rental
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