The Gerichtsmuseum, located in Bad Fredeburg, a district of Schmallenberg, is a museum dedicated to the history of crime. This unique focus offers visitors a chance to delve into the intriguing world of criminal justice, from its ancient roots to its modern manifestations.
The museum offers a comprehensive overview of the history of jurisdiction, with seven rooms dedicated to different periods from antiquity to the recent past. Each room provides a unique perspective on the evolution of legal systems and practices over time.
Among the museum's exhibits are displays on Femegerichtsbarkeit, or medieval secret courts, and historical punishment enforcement. These exhibits provide a fascinating glimpse into the often harsh realities of justice in the past.
Visitors to the museum can see a stake related to witch burnings and an original furnished prison cell. These exhibits offer a stark reminder of the severity of punishments in the past, providing a thought-provoking contrast to modern legal practices.
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