Ilustracja Budynku Muzeum Ceramiki w Bolesławcu

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A century of the museum: from the Municipal Museum to the Pückler Palace

Six chapters in the museum’s history: from its founding in 1911 through post-war rebuilding and name changes to the move into Pückler Palace.

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DépartThe Municipal Museum and its beginnings

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À propos du parcours

The route begins with the Municipal Museum, founded in 1911. Subsequent stops explore post-war nationalisation, the rebuilding of the exhibitions and a closure caused by damp walls in the former building.

The story continues through the opening of the Regional Museum in 1967 and the adoption of the name Ceramics Museum a year later. The last two stops cover Pückler Palace and the opening of the new premises in 2024 as part of cooperation with Norway’s Telemark Museum.

Étapes du parcours (6)

1Point d’intérêtThe Municipal Museum and its beginningsThe museum dates back to 1911, when its first home was a building on Mickiewicza Street.Quiz
2Point d’intérêtRebuilding the museum after the warFollowing nationalisation and renovation, the museum opened three permanent exhibitions in 1953.Quiz
3Point d’intérêtClosure and the Regional MuseumDamp walls caused a closure lasting several years; in 1967 the museum returned with a new display.Quiz
4Point d’intérêtAdopting the name Ceramics MuseumThe name adopted in 1968 connected the pottery tradition with a collection of contemporary sculpture.Quiz
5Point d’intérêtPückler Palace: the museum’s new homeSince 2024, this three-winged Gothic Revival residence has housed ceramics and city-history collections.Quiz
6Point d’intérêtThe opening and the European Route of CeramicsThe move to the palace formed part of Bolesławiec’s partnership with Norway’s Telemark Museum.Quiz

Détails

Auteur ou origine: Live Story - propozycja redakcyjna
Numéro d’inventaire: RTE-MC-01

thematic route
museum history
Bolesławiec
European Route of Ceramics