Zülpich history workshop
The Zülpich history workshop is a museum on the history of the city in Zülpich .
After the integration of the premises of the former Heimatmuseum Zülpich in the old Provostei am Mühlenberg into the Museum of Bathing Culture and the necessary closure of the Heimatmuseum, most of the exhibition holdings of the old Heimatmuseum were transferred to the newly created history workshop from 2009 to October 2011. The exhibition rooms are now in the rooms of the Landesburg Zülpich, which is also located on Mühlenberg . Entry is free and the museum is open Saturday and Sunday. The sponsors of the museum are the city of Zülpich and the Zülpich history association .
The exhibition covers prehistory, the first millennium, the Middle Ages, recent history and the church (spanning all eras).
Information pillars should convey the most important facts to the visitor in brief. In addition, historical documents and exhibits can be found in freely accessible drawer cabinets for further thematic study. In addition to pictures and numerous maps, visitors can also watch short documentary films.
Finds from Roman times , panels from the time of the French occupation of the Rhineland by Napoleon and a map of Zülpich from the 18th century (Schneider plan) are on display. You can also see a typical living room of a middle-class family from the 19th century with the furniture of the Hall family, who once started mining lignite in Juntersdorf near Zülpich. You can also experience the Tower of Myths .