Local history museum Bochum
The local history museum of the city of Bochum was opened in 1919 in the former knight's castle Haus Rechen . The head was the school principal of the Weilenbrinkschule and first city archivist Bernhard Kleff (1876–1948), who had started collecting historical exhibits for school lessons in 1910.
House rake was destroyed in World War II. The Bochumer Kammerspiele are located here today .
The remaining collection came into the responsibility of the municipal art gallery founded in 1921 in 1960 , which initially exhibited it at Haus Kemnade . Today it is in the city archive - Bochum Center for City History .
Individual evidence
German Mining Museum Bochum | Museum Bochum - Art Collection | Railway Museum Bochum-Dahlhausen | Hannover Colliery | Art collections and antiquities museum of the Ruhr University | Telephone Museum Bochum | Situation art | Bochum School Museum | Medical history collection of the Ruhr University Bochum | Local history museum Helfs Hof | Langendreer home parlor | Brewery Museum Fiege | Thorpe Local History Museum | City Archives - Bochum Center for City History | Branch of the Bochum Museum on House Kemnade | Kemnade Treasury | Farmhouse Museum of the City of Bochum | Bochum Nativity Museum | Puzzleum | Neidenburger Heimatstube
Coordinates: 51 ° 28 ′ 21 ″ N , 7 ° 13 ′ 1.5 ″ E