The Brugg City Museum - Stäblisaal and Historical Collection is located in the Zeughaus, built in 1673.
On the first floor, the history of the town is compactly summarized on a timeline.

The "Stadtmuseum Brugg - Stäblisaal and Historical Collection" is located in the armory built in 1673, which has served as a museum since 1964 (until 2015 "Heimatmuseum und Stäbli-Stübli Brugg"). The Historical Collection shows objects related to the history of Brugg: youth festival cannons, medieval flat carvings, portraits of reformers, pewter dishes and handicraft tools, the Schultheissenstab. In addition, insignia of bourgeois everyday culture: male tobacco pipes, female embroidery, a magic lantern. The Stäblisaal on the second floor houses the largest public collection of the Brugg painter Adolf Stäbli (1842-1901), who worked in Munich and was one of the most important Swiss landscape painters around 1900. The collection originated from a bequest of his sister Adèle, which she bequeathed to the local citizens in 1909. In addition, the City Museum has a rich collection of original prints, with sheets by Emil Anner, Gottlieb Müller-Brugg, Ernst Geiger and other Bruges artists.


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