Dauerausstellungen LWL-Freilichtmuseum Hagen
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German Cold Rolling Museum
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Even a Beetle could not do without cold rolling technology. This example is from 1969
In the region around Hagen, which is characterized by iron and steel, the industrial application of cold rolling technology in metal processing plays a special role and goes back to the wire drawers in Hohenlimburg and the surrounding area.
The exhibition shows a wide variety of cold-rolled products that consumers constantly encounter in their everyday lives. The sheets and profiles are manufactured with the utmost precision and are used for bicycles, car parts, household appliances and other everyday objects. The exhibition thus conveys a complex technical process in a vivid way.
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Thanks to the cooperation with the Association of Cold Rolling Mills and the industrial companies in the region, the future development of the exhibition on current developments and processes is also secured in the long term.
The establishment of the museum was supported by funding from the "Heimatzeugnis" program of the NRW Ministry of Local History and the NRW Foundation.
The Blacksmith Museum
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The German Blacksmith Museum reveals the secrets of blacksmithing. A tour leads from exhibition areas that show how iron is extracted and the compositions in which it can be forged to the "Rooms of the Forge". Various blacksmithing trades are presented with their characteristic products. Models show the development of energy use from water to steam power. A "treasure chamber" houses the particularly valuable and old objects from the collection of the "Industrieverband Massivumformung e. V.". Artfully forged swords, swords and rifles made of Damascus steel round off the exhibition; films show more about this special type of forging.
Tip: The Blacksmith Museum is a great place to spend a break in the rain! And right next door is the Museum Terraces restaurant.
Print and paper
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For those interested in paper, the print shop area offers a wide range of activities. The exhibitions in the cardboard mill, paper mill and print shop shed light on very different aspects of the topic of "paper": In the cardboard mill, the production of cardboard is explained with a light and sound show. On the upper floor of the print shop, the exhibition "Bütten, Siebe und Tamboure" provides an overview of the history of paper production in the Märkisches Sauerland region. The topic "PaperEnvironment" can be discovered on the upper floor of the paper mill.
Further presentations can be found in the following workshops:
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- Lohmühle with an exhibition on the Haubergswirtschaft,
- hairdressing salon,
- Cowbell smithy (also with English texts),
- Brass hammer (also with English texts),
- Mustard mill and vinegar brewery (also with English texts),
- Wire drawing mill (also with English texts),
- Blue dye works,
- white tannery and furriery (also with English texts),
- coffee roasting plant,
- tobacco factory,
- ropery,
- shoemaking (with films, also with English texts),
- zinc rolling mill.
There you can learn about the social and economic history of the crafts and trades on display.
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