Tsumeb Museum
Tsumeb Museum
learning more about bushmen, colonies and independence in a small town in Namibia
Location:
President Street, Tsumeb, Namibia
Duration:
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Journey:
Personal highlights
- Museum: from indigenous bushmen to colonial powers and independence
- Exhibition: equally impressive collection like Das Alte Fort in Grootfontein
- German West Africa: German colony only for a brief period of time (1884-1919)
- Namibia: home of many German immigrants, you still hear German in the streets
- Lake Otjiko: deep lake nearby, where the Germans sank their canons (missed)
Image sources
- Souvenirs in the streets
- Entrance to the Museum
- Rebuilt Bushmen Scene
- Intestines of an old Phone
- German Canon
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