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Located near the castle, the mint, and St. Nicholas Church, the Clothmaker's House at Lohnstrasse 2 is part of the city's historic core. Settlement on Lohnstrasse dates back to the 16th century. Presumably, living space in the old town was no longer sufficient, necessitating the construction of 26 houses in the street on Lohne Island, which was then called the "New Town." The name Lohnstrasse was not officially adopted until 1834. At that time, the river that gave the street its name was not called the Lohne but rather the Lohn or the Lohnstrom. House number 2 is first documented in 1688 as "Bödecker's House," which the master glazier Hermann Osthagen had purchased from Bödecker. From 1695 onwards, the clothmaker Friedrich Schröder lived there, followed by other clothmaker families, and later also a master shoemaker, a farmer, and a coachman. Clothmakers also lived and worked at times in the other houses on Lohnstrasse. Except for house number 13, which was demolished at the end of the 1950s, the old building fabric is largely preserved. www.tuchmacher-haus.de

⛲🎨 The EGO-Lohne Fountain It is centrally located in the market square of Lohne (Oldenburg) and is a popular meeting place. The fountain was designed by the artist Horst Leifer from Dinklage and inaugurated in 1999.

⛲🎨 The EGO-Lohne Fountain is a well-known modern artwork in the center of Lohne (Oldenburg) that playfully connects the town's industrial past and modern identity. "EGO" is an abbreviation for iron, glass, and fruit, alluding to Lohne's traditional specialized industries (iron processing, glassmaking, and agricultural products). The fountain is intended to symbolize the town's economic dynamism and ingenuity.

⛲🎨 The EGO-Lohne Fountain It is centrally located in the market square of Lohne (Oldenburg) and is a popular meeting place. The fountain was designed by the artist Horst Leifer from Dinklage and inaugurated in 1999.

⛲🎨 The EGO-Lohne Fountain is a well-known modern artwork in the center of Lohne (Oldenburg) that playfully connects the town's industrial past and modern identity. "EGO" is an abbreviation for iron, glass, and fruit, alluding to Lohne's traditional specialized industries (iron processing, glassmaking, and agricultural products). The fountain is intended to symbolize the town's economic dynamism and ingenuity.

🎨 Luzie Uptmoor Gallery The Luzie Uptmoor Gallery is integrated into the premises of the Industrial Museum and showcases works by the regional artist.

🔎 The permanent exhibition On approximately 1000 m² of exhibition space, visitors can learn all about the various industries that shaped Lohne. Lohne began its industrialization with the production of writing quills from goose quills, which is illustrated in the museum with exhibits such as a replica...