Stories that bring the museum to life.
The museum lives through the people who have been here. Share your memory, explore the community board, test your knowledge in the quiz and vote.
Share a Memory NowThe museum lives through the people who have been here. Share your memory, explore the community board, test your knowledge in the quiz and vote.
Share a Memory NowCommunity memories appear here — after review by the museum team.
Your memory could be pinned here. Share your story from the Wesermarsch.
Share now →A photo makes your memory come even more to life.
Upload a photo →Be the first person from your community to share their story.
Submit your story →Submitted memories appear here after review by the museum team.
Fill in the short form and describe your story — briefly or in detail, however you like.
The museum team reads your submission, reviews it carefully and gets in touch if there are any questions.
Your story becomes part of the living memory board — visible to all visitors.
"Every memory is a piece of history that would otherwise be lost."
Did you eat bread from an old stone oven as a child? Do you know someone who practised a craft in the Wesermarsch? Or do you connect very personal moments with everyday life back then?
We welcome every memory — short or long, heard from others or lived yourself. The most touching contributions appear on the Memory Board and in the museum.
5 questions about crafts, the region and the museum. Test your knowledge and learn something new.
Question 1 of 5
Perhaps there are treasures at home that belong in the museum. Every donation or loan is a gift to the next generation.
Old photographs from the Wesermarsch, especially of craft businesses, village communities or everyday life before 1970.
Original tools from baking, smithing, weaving or other craft trades of the region — even damaged or incomplete.
Invoices, letters, recipes, journeyman's certificates or work records from craft businesses in the Wesermarsch.
Memories from people who grew up in the region or worked in the trades — also as oral accounts shared at the museum.
Do you have something suitable? Get in touch — we would love to hear from you.
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In the digital offer you will find 3D scans, the multimedia guide and the interactive Time Crank about the history of the Wesermarsch.
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