Nastved Museum

Nastved Museum is located in Helligandshuset in Næstved, central Zealand, Denmark. Its collections hint the development of the place from the ultimate ice age to the existing. Highlights consist of an intensive series of textiles and exhibitions of artefacts from the Kähler Ceramics Factory and from the Holmegaard Glass Factory. Næstved Museum become installed in 1917 and become officially recognized by means of the countrywide authorities in 1930. Geographically it covers the region of Næstved Municipality as prolonged by means of the communal reform of 2007.

It is split into major centres, Helligandshuset on Ringstedgade to the north of the metropolis centre, and Boderne, on Sct Peders Kirkeplads to the southwest. The building which dates from the 15th century first consisted of a chain of stone stalls which served as accommodation. In the early sixteenth century, Vor Frue Kirke was introduced to the west quit. In 1804, the church become deserted and its spires have been removed. It then served each as a medical institution and a workhouse wherein textiles were synthetic. The building changed into comprehensively restored in 1926-27 and has due to the fact that housed collections belonging to the museum.