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Evangelisches Museum Oberösterreich and its collection
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The Evangelical Museum of Upper Austria, located in the old, protected primary school of Rutzenmoos in the market town of Regau in the Vöcklabruck district, is dedicated to the history of Protestants in Upper Austria. This museum, established at the end of the 20th century, provides a unique insight into the Protestant history of the region.
Layout and Accessibility of the Museum
The Evangelical Museum of Upper Austria is designed to be accessible to all, with rooms spread over four levels and barrier-free access. The tour begins in the foyer, leading to a multimedia show about the Reformation in the basement. Visitors then proceed via a spiral staircase to the exhibition rooms on the ground floor and first floor. The second floor is dedicated to events and communication, providing a space for discussions and gatherings.
Historical Overview Provided by the Museum
The Evangelical Museum of Upper Austria provides a comprehensive overview of Protestant church and religious history in the region. It traces the journey from the reception of Lutheran theology in Upper Austria, through the suppression during the Counter-Reformation, and the secret Protestantism that lasted over five generations, to the Patent of Tolerance. This historical journey provides visitors with a deep understanding of the Protestant faith in the region.
DEEvangelisches Museum Oberosterreich (Rutzenmoos)
ENMuseum in Austria
History & Anthropology Religion