The museum is housed in a historically protected small building that was originally built as a police station in 1902. It features a showcase of around 1,000 pieces of bells, small bells, and jingles, displayed over an area of about 465 m², including two bells from the Roman era. At a faithfully reconstructed workspace, one can imagine the work of a bell caster.
The museum also has its own yellow foundry for demonstration purposes.
In 2010, a renovation of the bell museum took place, during which a large exhibition hall and a new entrance area were added. This nearly doubled the exhibition space.
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Address: Lindenstraße 4, 48712 Gescher, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
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