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At the dawn of the 20th century, the Magdeburg Cultural History Museum was brought to life by the esteemed Viennese architect Friedrich Ohmann. With a nod to the Renaissance and Gothic eras, Ohmann crafted a masterpiece that echoes the grandeur of these styles. The museum's doors opened in 1906, welcoming its first director, Theodor Volbehr, who reigned until 1931. Volbehr curated an impressive collection of art and crafts, sourced from various societies and the city itself, spotlighting these treasures as key witnesses to Magdeburg's storied past.
The museum is a treasure trove for history buffs and art lovers alike. Its exhibitions offer a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of Magdeburg, showcasing everything from medieval artifacts to modern art pieces. The building itself is a visual delight, with intricate architectural details that transport you to a different era. Whether you're wandering through its halls or admiring the facade, the museum offers an enriching experience that captivates the imagination.
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