Bohemian Forest Museum Vienna
The Šumava Museum Wien is a museum in the Ungargasse 3 in the 3rd Vienna district road , which is managed by an independent carrier and operated club.
history
From an initiative of the writers Herbert von Marouschek and Karl Haudek in 1952, the local history museum was created, which initially appeared in various taverns with its exhibits. In 1960 the museum was merged with the Erzgebirger Heimatstube collection . In 2010, the collection comprised more than 15,000 items, such as traditional costumes, pictures, photos, and everyday farm items from parts of the Bohemian Forest and the Ore Mountains that were German-speaking before the First World War . Attached is a library and an extensive collection of historical postcards. All objects in the museum are digitally inventoried and photographed.
Cross-border exhibition projects with Czech museums or municipalities such as B. in the regional museum in Krummau - Česky Krumlov ( Bohemia works near Unterreichenstein in the photographs of the Krummau photographers Josef and Franz Seidl ), in Aussergefild - Kvilda ( Johann Peter - The Rosegger of the Bohemian Forest from Buchwald - Bučina ) and with the town of Gratzen - Nové Hrady ( On the trail of a shared history ) are also part of the museum's work.
Exhibitions
- 2007: Dialect poet Zephyrin Zettl (1876–1935)
- 2008: 150th birthday of Johann Peter - the Rossegger of the Bohemian Forest
- 2009: 170th birthday of Andreas Hartauer - poet and composer of the song ´Tief drin im Böhmerwald´
- 2010: Memory of Jeanette Schmid , Baroness Lips von Lipstrill - the last female concert artist in the world
- 2011: Karlsbad - old Austrian health resort between the Ore Mountains and the Kaiserwald
- 2012: Special exhibition on museum history, native landscapes Bohemian Forest - Egerland - Ore Mountains
- 2013: Tom Jack - The Ice-King
- 2013: House industry in the Bohemian Forest
- 2014: 160 years of publishing and printing company J. Steinbrener (once in Winterberg - Vimperk - CZ) and today in Schärding am Inn
- 2015: Jewish traces in the Bohemian border area
- 2016: Paintings, graphics, watercolors (Bohemian Forest and Bohemian Forest artists - from the museum's holdings)
- 2017: Rosa Tahedl (1917–2006) - on the 100th anniversary of the birthday of the poet and writer, teacher, forest worker and local historian of the Bohemian Forest
Web links
- Website of the Bohemian Forest Museum Vienna
- Martina Schneibergová: Sumava in Ungargasse: Bohemian Forest Museum Vienna. In: Radio Praha , March 6, 2010.
Coordinates: 48 ° 12 '14.1 " N , 16 ° 23' 8.1" E