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Gustav-Lübcke-Museum and its collection
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The Gustav Lübcke Museum, located in Hamm, North Rhine-Westphalia, is a cultural-historical museum that was established in 1890. It was initially known as the Städtisches Museum Hamm until 1925. The museum is named after Gustav Lübcke, an art dealer and collector who donated his collection to the city of Hamm in 1917 and served as the museum's director. Since Lübcke's death in 1925, the museum has carried his name.
Collections at the Gustav Lübcke Museum
The Gustav Lübcke Museum houses a wide range of cultural-historical objects spanning from the Middle Stone Age to the present day. These collections are organized into five departments, providing visitors with a comprehensive overview of the region's rich history and cultural heritage.
Special Exhibitions at the Gustav Lübcke Museum
In addition to its permanent collections, the Gustav Lübcke Museum also hosts special exhibitions. These exhibitions, which cover all areas of the museum's focus, provide an opportunity for visitors to explore specific themes or periods in greater depth.
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#26 Archaeology museums in North Rhine – Westphalia
#25 Ethnology museums in North Rhine – Westphalia
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