Vingelen Church and School Museum

Info Telefon: +47 6249 4683

Oddentunet

Trondheim Maritime Museum

Fax.: +47 7389 0150

Info Telefon: +47 7389 0100
Besucher-Email: post@sverresborg.no
http://www.sverresborg.no...

1. June- 31. August kl. 10-16 h.

Trondhjems Sjøfartsmuseum - The Maritime museum of Trondheim was established in 1920. Since 1971 the museum has been situated in this buidling, the "old slavery". The house was built around 1725 and served as the main guardhouse of the town, as well as a prison for the worst criminals of the time.
Models and pictures of ships belonging to the town's largest shipping company Nordenfjeldske Dampskibsselskap (NFDS) can be seen in the museum. The NFDS started in 1857 with the steam ship "Nidelven", and was one of the main Coastal Express companies in Norway till the 1980's.

In the museum you can also see half-models of ships built at Trondhjems Mekaniske verksted (TMV)(1843 - 1983), a shipyard situated on the other side of the river, straight across from the museum. Most of the models are not made to be ornaments, but are merely work drawings.
 

NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet

Fax.: +47 7359 2223

Info Telefon: +47 7359 2145
Besucher-Email: post@vm.ntnu.no
http://www.ntnu.no/vmuseet/...

10.Oktober-Jahresende (2005!):
Dienstag-Freitag 09.00-14.00
Samstag-Sonntag 12.00-16.00
Montag geschlossen

Das Museum für Naturgeschichte und Archäologie enthält natur- und kulturgeschichtliche Sammlungen und Ausstellungen. Die Ausstellungen zeigen Funde aus der Steinzeit, der Bronzezeit, der Eisenzeit und der Wikingerzeit.

Außerdem hat das Museum getrennte Ausstellungen über die Stadt Trondheim im Mittelalter, über die Kultur der Süd-Samen und über Kirchenkunst und Kircheneinrichtungen vor 1700.

Die naturgeschichtlichen Ausstellungen zeigen Vögel, Fische, Säugetiere, Mineralien und nordeuropäische Landschaftsformen i der Natur-Umweltausstellung. Im Jahre 2001 wurde eine neue Ausstellung über die Veränderungen in Flora und Fauna in den letzten 200 Jahren eröffnet.
 

National Museum of Decorative Arts

Fax.: +47 7380 8951

Info Telefon: +47 7380 8950
Besucher-Email: nkmuseum@nkim.museum.no, firmapost@ringve.no
http://www.nkim.museum.no...

21.08 - 31.05:
Tues.-Sat. 10.00-15.00
Thurs. 10.00-17.00
Sun. 12.00-16.00
Closed Monday

01.06 - 20.08:
Mon.-Sat. 10.00-17.00
Sun. 12.00-17.00

The Norwegian Telecom Museum - Trondheim Branch

Info Telefon: +47 7389 0100
Besucher-Email: post@norsktele.museum.no
http://www.norsktele.museum.no...

The Norwegian Telecom Museum preserves items from, and imparts knowledge about, the history of telecommunications in Norway. Exhibitions, collections and historic buildings or installations "on site" can be found all over the country. The museum also conducts research in the history of telecommunications.
 

Ringve National Museum of Music

Fax.: +47 7387 0281

Info Telefon: +47 7387 0280
Besucher-Email: firmapost@ringve.museum.no
http://www.ringve.com...

FEBRUARY
1.February - 28.February
The museum is open Sundays 11 - 16.

MARCH
1.March - 31.March
The museum is open Sundays 11 - 16.

APRIL
1.April - 9.April
The museums is open Sundays 11 - 16

10.April - 17.April (Easter 2006)
The museum is open
13.April 11 - 16
14.April 11 - 16
16.April 11 - 16
17.April 11 - 16,

18.April - 30.April
The Museum is open Monday - Friday 11 - 15, Sundays 11 - 16

MAY
1.May - 16.May
The museum is open Monday - Friday 11 - 15, Sundays 11 - 16

18.May - 31.May
The museum is open every day 11 - 15

JUNE
1.June - 17.June
The museum is open every day 11 - 15

18.June - 30.June
The museum is open every day 11 - 17

JULY
1.July - 31.July
The museum is open every day 11 - 17
During the season guided tours in Norwegian, English, French and German.

Today Ringve Museum is Norway's national museum of musical instruments with a collection of around 1800 numbers. About 700 of these are so called classical European instruments besides European- and non-European traditional instruments. In addition to this the collection consists of around 25000 sheet music prints, an extensive collection of photographs, a sound archive with pianola rolls, polyphon records, phonograph rolls,and various phonograms.

The museum also owns single archives of people and institutions related to national and local musical life. Ringve Estate was the childhood home of Peter Wessel Tordenskiold (1690- 1720) and this is reflected in an exhibition about him and his era on the Estate.

The Museum's keyboard instrument collection includes an unsigned Italian virginal from around the 1600, a spinet from ca 1700, a large selection of clavichords from the 1700s, a harpsichord by Jacob Kirkman from 1767, hammer pianos signed J.A. Stein 1783 and Conrad Graf 1826 and a harp piano by Chr. Dietz from around 1870. Important instruments from the collection of classic wind instruments are the alto recorder by J.B. Gahn around 1700, a clarinet quartet by Bilton, London around 1840. Other key instruments are string instruments like the violin by H&A Amati 1612, viola d'amore by Eberle, Prag 1755, viola da gamba from the workshop of Tielke, Hamburg around 1700 and electronic instruments like a Subharchord II synthesizer from 1968 etc.

Traditional Norwegian instruments make of course up a large section of the collection and include for example hardanger fiddles from the 17- and 1800s, Norwegian zithers "langeleik" from various parts of the country and a rich selection of instruments used at the mountain farm, for hunting, important ceremonies etc.

All continents of the world are represented with traditional instruments from for example Africa, Latin-America, Oceania and Asia. Amongst these , important collections come from Tibet, India and different countries of Eastern- Europe.

The exhibition has two parts. The Museum in the Manor House has been kept very much like it was when it opened in 1952 by Victoria Bachke. This part can only be visited with one of the museum guides. The well preserved interiors from the 1880s are the setting for a chronological tour of parts of the European classical music history. The various rooms are named after famous composers, and the guide demonstrate a selection of keyboard instruments with music appropriate for that time.

Due to climatic conditions this building is only available during the summer months.

The Museum in the Barn opened in 1999 and presents some of the many various phenomena of music history such as the development of the public musical life through the musical societies, the private music making in the homes of the middle- and upper classes in the 1800s, the introductionof a new era with the invention of the piano 300 years ago, the growth of jazz in the 1920s and-30s and the first decade of rock- and pop music represented for one by a Rock- Ola jukebox from 1948 and a Gibson Les Paul guitar from 1952. Further, the exhibition demonstrates how sound is made, even up to the electronic instruments of today.
 

The Orkla Industry Museum

Fax.: +47 7249 9101

Info Telefon: +47 7249 9100
Besucher-Email: post@oi.no
http://www.oi.no...

The Information Center
1.1. - 31.5. Weekdays 08:00 - 16:00
Saturday+ Sunday 12:00 - 14:00
1.6. - 31.8.

For visiting The Old Mine and Thamshavn Railway, see the web page.
Weekdays 08:00 - 18:00
Saturday+ Sunday 10:00 - 18:00
1.9. - 31.12.
Weekdays 08:00 - 16:00
Saturday+ Sunday 12:00 - 14:00

preserves industrial and technical pieces of historical interest in the districts of Orkdal and Meldal, developing these into objects of attraction, and it also presents the local history of industry and labour in an informative, exciting manner.

At present you may experience the Thamshavn Railway, the world's oldest alternating-current-driven railway, and travel in carriages that were delivered at the 1908 opening of and railway. Or you may experience the "Cathedral of Work and Toil", i.e. the Old Mine, where the miner fought his daily battle against rocks. Løkken Verk offers a great variety of choices to a person looking for exciting experiences. The Museum Centre in the middle of Løkken Verk visually presents the history of the Thamshavn Railway and the mining industry.

ORKLA Industrial Museum invites you to experiences beyond the purely historical ones. We arrange trips to Løkken Verk in the way in which you prefer. A ride in one's owns Thamshavn Railway dining carriage is a pleasant experience for anyone. In this carriage you may be served anything from a simple cup of coffee with waffles to a full three-course meal. In the Old Mine an exciting guided tour may include a concert or a surprise lunch. The options are plentiful, imagination only sets the limits.
 

Oppdal Bygdemuseum

Fax.: +47 7240 1001

Info Telefon: +47 7242 1550
Besucher-Email: post@oppdal.kommune.no
http://www.oppdal.kommune.no...

Johan Falkberget's Home '' Ratvolden''

Info Telefon: +47 7241 0050
http://www.falkberget.no/...

For actual opening hours see press or web page.

Household and works by the poet Johan Falkberget.