Bakelite Museum Kierspe
The Bakelite Museum Kierspe is a museum on the subject of Bakelite in the old office building of Kierspe . Bakelite was invented by Leo Hendrik Baekeland in 1905 and was the first industrial plastic . The Heimatverein opened the museum in 2003 to show products made from Bakelite as it was processed in the Kierspe area. Many of the exhibits come from the 5000-piece collection of the producer Carl-Heinz Vollmann, owner of the Reppel & Vollmann company.
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Altena: German Wire Museum | County Mark Museum | World Youth Hostel Museum | Balve: Luisenhütte Wocklum | Museum of Prehistory and Early History | Halver: Local history museum Halver | Hemer: Felsenmeer Museum | Iserlohn: Hemberg Museum | German Cave Museum | Historic Maste-Barendorf factory complex | Historic grain distillery Bimberg | Iserlohn Museum for Crafts and Postal History | East German Heimatstuben and local history museum Ohlau | Collection from urban cleaning and waste disposal | Iserlohn City Museum | Villa Wessel | House Letmathe | Kierspe: Bakelite Museum Kierspe | Schleiper Hammer | Lüdenscheid: Bremecker Hammer | History Museum of the City of Lüdenscheid | Phenomenta Lüdenscheid | Municipal Gallery Lüdenscheid | Menden: Museum Menden | Industrial Museum Menden | Westphalian Carnival Museum | Plettenberg: Heimathaus Plettenberg | Schalksmühle: Schalksmühle Hunting Museum | Werdohl: Werdohl City Museum
Coordinates: 51 ° 8 ′ 18 ″ N , 7 ° 35 ′ 11 ″ E