Museum Helgoland
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Helgoland 
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The Helgoland Museum deals with natural history and the local history of the island of Helgoland . It is supported by the foundation established in 1996.
A first museum on Heligoland was opened in 1899, but was destroyed on October 18, 1944, when Heinrich Gätke's bird collection was the main attraction.
Today's museum had a scientist, Michael Peters, as museum director from 1996 to 1999. Today it is run as a local museum by committed laypeople. In addition to many exhibitions, the expansion of a museum courtyard with small lobster booths on various topics, it is also known for the replica of the Heligoland stone box .
The Bolzendahlsche chronicle is kept in the museum.
Pictures of the outdoor facilities and from the replica lobster stalls
Reconstructed lobster stalls with exhibitions
Information on postal history
Memory of Franz Schensky
Pictures from the museum
View of the permanent exhibition
View of the permanent exhibition
Inside a lobster stall
Replica of half a fisherman's hut
