Canton Thurgau library, Regional archive and public library in Frauenfeld, Switzerland.
The Canton Thurgau Library in Frauenfeld is a collection of books, documents, and research materials focused on regional history and contemporary subjects. The building at Promenadenstrasse 12 provides access to digital databases and various research options for different needs.
The library was founded in 1805 to preserve cultural and historical resources for the Thurgau region. Since its establishment, it has become the main institution for safeguarding and sharing the region's knowledge and heritage.
The library holds documents and records that show how people in this region lived and developed over time, connecting visitors to local stories and heritage. By preserving these materials, it serves as a place where individuals can explore their own ties to Thurgau's history and identity.
The institution offers access to research services, digital resources, and educational programs for visitors with various interests. It is worth checking in advance how to reach the building and what materials are available for your research.
The collection has been recognized as a Swiss cultural property of national significance, showing its extraordinary role in preserving regional heritage. This recognition highlights why this archive is important to researchers and visitors far beyond the canton's borders.
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