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Heinenoord · Zuid-Holland

Museum Hoeksche Waard tells the story from lord to labourer

Two monumental sites in Heinenoord together show life in the Hoeksche Waard, from a gentleman’s farm and period rooms to work and everyday use.

Utrecht · Utrecht

Museum Hoge Woerd: a Roman ship in De Meern

Museum Hoge Woerd, in Castellum Hoge Woerd, links archaeology with living and working in the surrounding area. The Roman ship and its inventory form a clear starting point.

Denekamp · Overijssel

Huize Keizer: shop, living rooms and smokehouse around 1920

On the Kerkplein, Huize Keizer preserves a combined shop and house with colonial goods, cured meats, living quarters and a smokehouse.

Hulst · Zeeland

Museum Hulst: a regional story in ten rooms

Museum Hulst in the 's-Landshuis covers the history of Oost-Zeeuws-Vlaanderen. Themed rooms divide the broad story into subjects that you can explore step by step.

Hoek van Holland · Zuid-Holland

iCOON places art in bunker and dune

On the Badweg, iCOON uses a bunker, the Duinkamer and a lookout tower as a seasonal stage for changing art and design presentations.

IJsselstein · Utrecht

Museum IJsselstein connects city art and the castle tower

On the Walkade, MIJ presents changing art and history, with the Loyertoren as a separate historical site in the town.

De Rijp · Noord-Holland

In ’t Houten Huis: De Rijp with its eyes on the sea

Museum In ’t Houten Huis in De Rijp covers the history of the Schermereiland. Herring fishing, whaling and seafaring connect the village with a wider world.

Apeldoorn · Gelderland

In de Zevende Hemel: festive seasons and toys by appointment

Easter, Sinterklaas, Christmas and House-of-Orange curiosities stand alongside toys from 1900–1960 in a former shop building.

Meppel · Drenthe

Museum InDruk: from movable type to a print

Museum InDruk in Meppel describes a working printing environment. Lead type, presses and papermaking show the different steps behind something you usually only come across as a printed sheet.

Plasmolen · Limburg

Jacques van Mourik: art at Kunsthalte Plasmolen

Museum Jacques van Mourik presents its programme at Kunsthalte Plasmolen on the Witteweg. Work relating to the Plasmolen artists’ community and contemporary art forms the content, alongside documentation on regional visual art.

Amstelveen · Noord-Holland

Museum JAN: glass and art in the Oude Dorp

Museum JAN in Amstelveen combines glass art with modern and contemporary art and design. The collection forms a permanent basis for changing exhibitions.

De Rijp · Noord-Holland

Museum Jan Boon: charts, art and a local benefactor

Museum Jan Boon in Het Walhuis in De Rijp focuses on the merchant and shipowner Jan Boon. Old sea charts and changing art exhibitions give the visit different emphases.

Oss · Noord-Brabant

Museum Jan Cunen: Oss as a cabinet of curiosities

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Museum Jan Cunen in Oss combines art exhibitions with Villa Curiossa, a presentation about the town. The wide-ranging subjects run from natural history finds to companies and everyday products.

Hauwert · Noord-Holland

Museum Jan Duim: farm labourers in Hauwert

Museum Jan Duim in Hauwert focuses on farm labourers and the conditions in which they lived. The themes described include poverty, small market gardens and so-called paupers’ plots (armenbouwtjes).

Schijndel · Noord-Brabant

Jan Heestershuis: art between house and garden

Museum Jan Heestershuis in Schijndel links the artist’s former home with a modern extension and a sculpture garden. The permanent display Het Verhaal van Jan (The Story of Jan) provides a personal starting point.

Etten-Leur · Noord-Brabant

Jan uten Houte: local history in the Heemhuis

Museum Jan uten Houte no longer exists under that museum name. The local history society remains active and offers a place for its library and documentation on Etten-Leur in the Heemhuis.

Culemborg · Gelderland

Jan van Riebeeckhuis: Culemborg and the VOC in pictures

The Jan van Riebeeckhuis in Culemborg deals with the VOC (Dutch East India Company) and the connection with South Africa. The name refers to a birthplace tradition that has not been conclusively proven.

Ridderkerk · Zuid-Holland

Museum Johannes Postschool: closed during conversion

The former Johannes Postschool in Rijsoord is closed while it is being converted into a multifunctional centre. No regular museum visits are possible. The plans provide for the preservation of the capitulation room and museum elements.

Leek · Groningen

Museum Joodse Schooltje: a focus on Jewish life in Leek

A small school is a tangible place to reflect on learning, community and remembrance. Museum Joodse Schooltje in Leek brings these subjects together in an educational museum and monument.

Joure · Friesland

Museum Joure: coffee, clocks and the work behind things

A cup of coffee, a clock and a printed page seem to have little to do with one another. Museum Joure connects them by focusing on how things are made.

Werkhoven · Utrecht

De Ossenwaard: farm life beside the cheese farm

Kaasboerderij De Ossenwaard in Werkhoven has a museum about farm life. A bakehouse, agricultural implements and household sections give the visit different angles.

Nijmegen · Gelderland

Museum Kam is now a depot with a Sunday tour

The Museum Kam building functions as an archaeological depot and research centre; the public can only see the collection during booked guided tours.

Schoonhoven · Zuid-Holland

Museum Kan / Schellink: a museum listing linked to a clock company

Museum Kan / Schellink is linked to a former clock factory in Schoonhoven. A current public museum at that address has not been confirmed.

Sint-Oedenrode · Noord-Brabant

Henkenshage: a castle without regular museum opening

Kasteel Henkenshage in Sint-Oedenrode is mainly used for weddings, parties and business events. Despite the name Museum Kasteel Henkenshage, there is no regular museum opening for ordinary visitors.