Experience industrial culture: Discover the factory museum in Delmenhorst

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A look into the history of the wool industry

More and more people in Delmenhorst show interest in the fascinating history of industry and its effects on the city. On Sunday, August 4th, interested parties have the opportunity to get to know the Nordwolle site and the associated factory museum better. The guided tour, which begins at 11 a.m., not only offers an insight into one of the largest industrial companies in Europe, but also into the development of the city itself.

The role of northern German wool combat

Michael Ahrens, the museum leader, will take the participants on a two -hour exploration tour through the history of North German wool trays and worse spinning. The company was founded in 1884, which is why the leadership also examines the transformation of the city and its workers into this era. Questions of how the foundation of the factory shaped the arable town of Delmenhorst and which living conditions the workers experienced at the time are the focus of the tour.

an important event for the community

The leadership is not only an opportunity to learn more about industrial relationships, but also an important event for the community. Such events promote awareness of the cultural heritage of Delmenhorst and contribute to a stronger sense of community. The participation fee of six euros (reduced five euros, children under seven years free of charge) ensures slight access to this history.

practical information about the event

  • Date: Sunday, August 4, 2024, 11 a.m.
  • Location: Nordwoll Delmenhorst - Northwest German Museum of Industrial Culture
  • meeting point: factory museum, Am Turbinenhaus 10-12
  • duration: approx. two hours
  • prices: 6 euros, reduced 5 euros, children under the age of 7
    • free of charge

This event offers an excellent opportunity to learn more about the industrial past of Delmenhorst and to recognize the importance of the wool industry for regional development. If you are interested in the future and history of this city, you shouldn't miss this chance.

- Nag