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Rendsburger Schifffahrtsarchiv and its collection
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The Rendsburger Schifffahrtsarchiv museum is a unique place where visitors can explore the history of shipping, with a particular focus on shipyards and shipowners from Schleswig-Holstein. The museum, which spans 550 square meters, has been showcasing this history since the 1940s. It provides a comprehensive overview of the maritime industry in the region, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in maritime history.
Exhibits at the Rendsburger Schifffahrtsarchiv Museum
Since 2007, the Rendsburger Schifffahrtsarchiv museum has been exhibiting a wide range of maritime artifacts on three floors. These include books, ship lists, pictures, ship models, and various objects from the daily life of ships and shipyards. This extensive collection provides a detailed insight into the maritime history and culture of the region.
Ship Creation Exhibit on the Second Floor
The second floor of the Rendsburger Schifffahrtsarchiv museum is dedicated to showcasing the creation of ships. This is done through a variety of means, including documents, paintings, models, other exhibits, and an online gallery. This comprehensive display allows visitors to gain a deep understanding of the process and craftsmanship involved in shipbuilding.
Science & Technology History & Anthropology Maritime Industrial heritage
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#2 History & Anthropology in Rendsburg
#2 Science & Technology in Rendsburg
#86 History & Anthropology in Schleswig-Holstein
#37 Science & Technology in Schleswig-Holstein
#23 Industrial & heritage museums in Schleswig-Holstein
#17 Maritime museums in Schleswig-Holstein
#60 Maritime museums in Germany