Post and Telecommunications Museum Foundation

The Post and Telecommunications Museum Foundation maintains an extensive collection showcasing the development of postal services and telecommunications through physical artifacts and digital exhibits.

Founded in 1995 during German postal reforms, the foundation emerged from the legacy of the Imperial Post Museum established in Berlin during the nineteenth century.

The foundation operates multiple museums in Frankfurt, Berlin, and Nuremberg, presenting exhibitions that demonstrate how communication methods shaped German society through generations.

The foundation headquarters at Robert-Schuman-Platz 3 in Bonn coordinates administrative functions and provides information about exhibitions across multiple museum locations.

The museum houses the Blue Mauritius in its Philatelic Archive, along with original stamp designs, preprints, and postal stationery documenting communication evolution.

Location: Heusenstamm

Inception: 1995

Address: Robert-Schuman-Platz 3, 53175 Bonn 53175 53175

Website: http://museumsstiftung.de

GPS coordinates: 50.70657,7.13855

Latest update: April 12, 2025 07:36