Museum Helgoland
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place | 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
Memory of Franz Schensky
Pictures from the museum
Web links
Commons : Museum Helgoland - collection of pictures, videos and audio files