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Tsumeb Museums

Tsumeb, Namibia
Address President Street
 
 
Floor area unfortunately not known yet  
 
Museum typ Exhibition
Heritage- or City Museum
  • Surveying Equipment
  • Photo cameras and slide projectors
  • Clocks and Watches
  • Carriages
  • Railway Technique
  • Military technology
  • Railway
  • Arms
  • Mine- & Parc Railways
  • Appliances (Scales, Stamping, etc.)
  • Home Appliances
  • Post

Opening times
 Monday - Friday: 09:00-12:00 + 14:00-17:00; Saturday: 09.00-12:00; Sundays + Holidays: By appointment only
Montag-Freitag: 9-12 + 14-17 Uhr; Samstag: 9-12 Uhr; Sonntage + Feiertage: nur mit Vereinbarung

Admission
Status from 04/2010
 We don't know the fees.
Contact
Tel.:+264-67 22 0447  Fax:+264-67-22 0447  
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Location / Directions
S19.245083° E17.718098°S19°14.70498' E17°43.08588'S19°14'42.2988" E17°43'5.1528"
Tsumeb is connected to the national railway network operated by TransNamib. Tsumeb was for most of the 20th century the terminus of the line but in recent times the track has been extended a further 260 km to reach Ondangwa.

There are main roads leading north, Ondangwa through to Oshakati and Angola, north-east a new constructed Bituminous Road to Tsintsabis leading to Katwitwi Border Post and Angola, east, Grootfontein through to Rundu and Katima Mulilo, and south, Otavi through to Otjiwarongo and Windhoek.

The museum is Located on Main Street next to the Lutheran Church, facing the park
Description

The museum houses excellent displays of the area's rare minerals and mining history, as well as Bushmen and Himba artifacts and details the history of the German colonial forces in the area.

When South Africa invaded German Southwest Africa, today's Namibia, in 1914, the retreating German forces eventually threw all of their weaponry and supplies into the deep waters of Otjikoto. Some of the material has been recovered for display in the museum.
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