Museum House 1912

MuseumHuis 1912 in Nieuwvliet is a family home from 1912 that has survived almost unchanged. Step inside the daily life of a Zeeuws-Vlaanderen farming family of more than a century ago.

What can you expect at MuseumHuis 1912?

• History: Farmer Pieter de Hullu had the house built in 1912. He was wealthy but conservative and hardly modernised, so the interior survived. Housekeeper Saartje Brakman ran the household.
• Guided tour: Volunteers from the association guide you through the house in 45 to 60 minutes and talk about life back then.
• Children: Children can play with old toys, and every year there is a day of old-fashioned games. Schools visit too.
• Highlights: Highlights of MuseumHuis 1912 are:
  • The original 1912 interior with box bed and everyday objects.
  • The room on Cadzand regional costume, which you can try on by appointment.

Practical information

• Season: Open from mid April to mid October on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, other days by appointment.
• Markets and events: There is a new exhibition every year, and in winter the museum organises a Winterwonderwandeling walk.
• Surroundings: The museum is on Nieuwvliet's village street, a short distance from the beach at Nieuwvliet-Bad.

MuseumHuis 1912 is an atmospheric journey back to village life over a century ago.

Furthermore Museum House 1912 is near the following sights: Church of Nieuwvliet (±150 m), Minigolf Pierewiet (±250 m), Pierewiet Play Farm (±300 m), Funbikes Nieuwvliet (±350 m) & Mill of Nieuwvliet (±550 m).

For information

Dorpsstraat 55, Nieuwvliet
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