Nähmaschinenmuseum Sommerfeld

The Nähmaschinenmuseum Sommerfeld exhibits over 240 sewing machines in a converted stable building of a four-sided farm complex in Brandenburg.

The museum, established in 2008 by Karin Hein and her family, contains machines from the 19th century, including models by sewing machine inventor Elias Howe.

The collection displays the evolution of textile manufacturing through various specialized machines for hats, boots, furs, and socks from different manufacturers.

Visitors need to schedule appointments in advance to access the museum, and the facility offers limited wheelchair accessibility throughout the exhibition space.

The museum houses an extensive collection of technical accessories, including specialized thimbles, threads, and scissors that complement the sewing machine exhibits.

Location: Kremmen

Inception: 2008

Accessibility: Beperkte toegang voor rolstoelen

Opening Hours: "nach Terminabsprache"

Website: http://naehmaschinenmuseum-sommerfeld.de

GPS coordinates: 52.80110,13.03260

Latest update: March 8, 2025 16:00