00:00Herzlich willkommen hier im Grafschaftsmuseum in Wertheim.
00:13Ich möchte Sie in der Stadt Museum in Wertheim begrüßen.
00:16Der Stadt Museum ist eine Art Skategories-Museum,
00:20das bedeutet, dass es nicht nur eine rühe, sondern zwei rühe,
00:24nämlich die rühe Main und Tauber.
00:27Wir schauen uns auch an der Stadt, so die Geschichte ist auch hier.
00:37Für 140 Jahre, die Wertheim Historical Society und die Stadt Wertheim
00:43collected eine große große Stoffe von Wertheim,
00:47including alles von Buttons und Mammoth Teeth,
00:51bis zu großen Kombine Harvesten.
00:55Right in the entrance area,
00:56the two rivers Main and Tauber set the topic of water.
01:02Down here, as you can see,
01:04there is a large boat that is eight and a half meters long.
01:08Boats like this were used in the past
01:10to transport people from A to B or for fishing.
01:13And the Main, as you can also see quite clearly here,
01:17was only about one meter deep before it was regulated.
01:20We have a really great model of the castle here in the background,
01:43which shows the castle as it was in 1619,
01:47before it was destroyed.
01:49In one of our exhibition rooms,
02:00where you will find a wide variety of items,
02:02there is also a room dedicated to toys,
02:05especially dolls and dolls' kitchens.
02:08from a single collector here in Wertheim.
02:25These dolls' kitchens date from the 18th and 19th centuries.
02:29You can see from them that the girls who played with them
02:31were being prepared for later life.
02:41For example, you can see cradles and cooking utensils here.
02:45Down here, you can also see a dolls' kitchen
02:47that is a little newer, with a real stove.
02:50You could actually light a fire in it
02:52and use it to make small pancakes and other things,
02:55or to heat water.
02:57So it was actually a preparation
02:59for the young women's later life.
03:15In this area of the museum,
03:18we have a really great collection from Wertheim,
03:21namely a collection of blueprint models.
03:24These are models or printing blocks
03:26that are used to print fabrics.
03:28Normally you do this by applying cardboard,
03:31which you then place on fabric,
03:33dye the whole thing blue,
03:35and then remove the cardboard from the model.
03:37We also do blue printing here,
03:40but in direct printing.
03:42That means we have white fabric
03:44and then print it with these models in blue.
03:47And we do that with adults and also with children,
03:50who all have a lot of fun.
03:52So here we have a completely original blueprint,
04:05produced here in Wertheim.
04:07In Koitzwertheim there was similar a business too.
04:10Here on the wall we have the table surfaces,
04:13on which we use to do blue printing with adults and children.
04:16So you put blue paint on the model
04:18and print it onto white fabric.
04:20And it almost looks like a work of art in itself.
04:23That concludes our brief insight into the county museum.
04:38And a big thank you to Stephanie Arts
04:40for her detailed explanations
04:41of the big little things from the past.
04:44and a big thank you to possibilität
04:46for the first time.
04:47See you next time.
04:48I'm your host,
04:49and I'm your host,
04:50and you're welcome.
04:51See you next time.
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