Museum Betje Wolff
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| Established | 1950 |
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| Location | Middenweg 178, Beemster, North Holland, Netherlands |
| Type | History |
Museum Betje Wolff is a history and decorative arts museum in Beemster, North Holland, in the Netherlands.
The museum, founded in 1950, is located in a former Dutch Reformed Church. It is named after Betje Wolff. Wolff lived in the building with her husband, Adrian Wolff, who was a pastor.[1] The museum library has a complete collection of all of Betje Wolff's works.[2]
The museum has rooms decorated in period styles of three different centuries. There is an 18th-century garden. It focuses on the lifestyle of residents of Beemster.[1]
