The Houweling Telecom Museum is a unique museum that manages, conserves and above all shows, hears and smells the history of PTT/KPN. With us you can literally and figuratively take a walk through the history and development of telecommunications, from the near and the distant past. Our heritage spans the history of telecommunications from 1880 to 2010. In our real-life environment, you can experience what is no longer and discover how communication has changed over the years. In short, a visit to our museum is definitely worth it.
Last Tuesday an old Wagner type “motherclock”was collected in Voorburg and brought to the museum. This once controlled the clocks in the former main office of the Dutch Postal Cheque
Last Tuesday the museum was visited by the Red Cap “chapter” of Capelle A/D IJssel which is part of the Red Hat Society. The Red
There’s a Dutch tradition that most museums will be open for public during the second weekend of September, The Houweling Telecom Museum is also represented
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In 2020 we received a nice amount of € 3,000 subsidy from the Prince Bernhard culture fund. This allows us to manage and document the collection even better.
