Rollettmuseum & Municipal Archives Baden - Weikersdorfer Pl. 1

Die Dame an der Rezeption hat sehr gut und ausführlich über die Museumsinhalte informiert. Soweit guter Überblick über die Geschichte von Baden

Ich kenne das Museum seit fast 40 Jahren, der vorige Leiter, der auch mein Lateinprofessor in der Schule war, hat es sicher gut geführt, aber man merkt jetzt-meistens an Kleinigkeiten- dass die neue Direktorin das Museum behutsam, aber doch etwas näher an die modernen Anforderungen eines Stadtmuseums führt

Una piccola raccolta molto eclettica, ricca di personalità. Sono rimasto colpito dalla sezione dedicata a Baden occcupata dai Russi durante la II Guerra mondiale.

Sehr interessantes Kuriositäten Kabinett ein Museum im Museum grossartig und liebevoll unbedingt einen Ausflug wert

Sehr sehenswert und informativ. Der eine oder andere Bereich könnte aber vielleicht etwas moderner mit Videos und Animationen dargestellt werden.

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From an early age Anton Rollett was an avid collector. As a germ cell, his collection of medical preparations can be viewed. In 1810 he opened his collection in the Gutenbrunnerstraße 4-6 for the public, regular museum operation took place. With the construction of a beautiful, large villa in the Berggasse, in whose ground floor he himself lived with his family, the museum got from 1817 on the first floor new, larger premises. After the death of Anton Rollett, the scientific part of the collection of the Realschule, later the Gymnasium, was handed over to the former Augustinian monastery in the Frauengasse as a "collection of teaching material". In 1867, the widow of the deceased founder of the museum gave the city's collection on condition that it was named after its founder Anton Rollett Museum. His son, Heinrich Rollett, was entrusted with the management of the city archives and expanded the collection substantially. The main exhibit space was the ornate late baroque ballroom, an ideal place to present the collection accordingly. Hermann Rollett died in 1904 and the redoubt building had to be demolished for the too small parish school. In 1957 the museum was reopened in a new facility. Reg. Rat Alfred Frühwald tried as a volunteer leader to a sifting and inventory of inventories. Rudolf Maurer appointed full-time director of the Municipal Collections Rollettmuseum / Stadtarchiv. In addition to the reorganization of the collections, he has written countless scientific papers on Baden with the publication series of catalog pages. With the takeover by Dr. med. Ulrike Scholda In 2015, the Rollettmuseum was integrated into the Department of Museums of the City of Baden. Today, from the premises of the Rollett Museum, the Beethovenhaus Baden, the Imperial House on the main square and the Doll Museum in the Attems-Villa are looked after and synergies promoted.