Wannenmacher Museum
The tub-making museum in Emsdetten ( North Rhine-Westphalia ) shows the history of the old tub-making craft , which determined the economic life of the place for centuries. Some of the furnished rooms show the use of the house and illustrate the way of life and work of its residents. The exhibition area, which is divided into themes, provides background information on the structure.
subjects
The following topics are presented in detail in the Wannenmacher Museum:
- The kitchen
- The Sunday living room
- Supply, processing, and types of the tub
- The development of tub manufacturing in Emsdetten
- The workshop
- The tub maker's job
- Production range and trade
- The use of the tub in agriculture
- The splitting, a collaborative effort.
history
The house of the current museum was built in 1875 by the tub maker Hermann Löbbel at Wilhelmstrasse 17. In 1927 the adjoining building, the so-called Spleithüesken, was added. In 1982 the building was acquired and demolished by the city of Emsdetten. On May 14, 1985, it was opened as the Wannenmacher Museum at its current location on Mühlenstrasse.
Web links
- Wannenmacher Museum Emsdetten
- Wannenmacher Museum in the German Museum Portal
- Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe: Park am Hof Deitmar in LWL-GeodatenKultur
Coordinates: 52 ° 10 ′ 22 " N , 7 ° 31 ′ 50.7" E