Discover Luenen's Golden '20s: New Exhibition Explores Weimar Republic's Impact
The Luenen City Museum is set to host a captivating exhibition, 'How Golden Was It Really? Luenen in the 1920s', from September 28, 2025 to April 5, 2026. The exhibition delves into the social upheavals of the Weimar Republic and their impact on daily life in Luenen during the 1920s, offering an interactive and engaging experience for visitors.
The exhibition explores the opportunities and challenges faced by local people in Luenen during the 1920s. It will showcase original exhibits such as fashion magazines, ID cards, and everyday objects, providing a vivid glimpse into the decade's daily life.
Key figures and institutions that shaped Luenen's daily life during this period will be highlighted. These include the operators and builders of the Lünen Preußen–Münster railway line, which opened in 1928 and significantly impacted transport and industry. The mining industry, represented by the Zeche Preußen, and local cultural and social clubs also played crucial roles. The development of local ironworks and the municipal museum of Lünen reflect the social and economic influences on daily life during this time.
The 'How Golden Was It Really? Luenen in the 1920s' exhibition promises to be an enlightening journey through the city's past. Through interactive stations and original exhibits, visitors can engage with the decade's social upheavals and gain a deeper understanding of Luenen's history.
