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Bomann-Museum and its collection
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The Bomann Museum, located in Celle, is a significant institution dedicated to Lower Saxon folklore, state, and city history. It holds the distinction of being the third largest museum in Lower Saxony, making it a notable destination for those interested in regional history and culture.
Historical Background of the Museum
The Bomann Museum has a rich history dating back to 1892 when it was first established as the "Fatherland Museum". Originally, the museum was located in Bergstraße, adding a layer of historical context to its current location.
Expansion and Development of the Museum
The Bomann Museum has seen several expansions and changes over the years. In 1993, a new building was added to the museum complex. Two years later, in 1995, the Bomann Museum was merged with the Celle Art Museum, broadening its scope and collection. A further extension was added in 2005, in the form of a modern glass cube, adding a contemporary touch to the museum's architecture.
Exhibition Space at the Museum
The Bomann Museum offers a substantial amount of exhibition space, with a total of 3,500 square meters. This extensive area allows for a wide variety of exhibits and displays, providing visitors with a comprehensive experience of Lower Saxon history and culture.
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