The Jewish Museum Trondheim presents the exhibition project “The Map in Nerbyen”.
\nDid you know that in the period 1880-1942, close to 150 Jewish-owned businesses were started in Trondheim.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, this history is, so to speak, erased from the cityscape, and from the memory of most people
\nTrondheim citizens. At the Jewish Museum, we want to do something about that. Therefore
\nwe are now launching the exhibition project “The Map in Nerbyen”. The project consists of small
\nilluminated signs that we have placed in the shop windows of current shops on it
\nthe address where a Jewish-owned shop used to be located. They must stand there as little ones
\nreminders of a time gone by, and testify to the extent of Jewish influence on
\nthis particular district.<\/p>\n
On the signs there is brief information about the Jewish-owned shop that used to be located
\nthere. At the bottom of the sign, there is a reference to the Jewish Museum’s website: There you will find one
\nown page with more information about the project and exciting stories about the families
\nwho lived and ran a shop in Nerbyen.
\nAt the opening you will find out more about the project, and you will receive a lecture where you will find out more
\nabout the families who ran shops here: Who were they? Who were their customers? And which ones
\ntraces did they leave?<\/p>\n
Project leader: Eirik Wicklund, Jewish Museum Trondheim
\nExhibition design: Ablemagic AS
\nCollaboration partners: The shop and farm owners in Nerbyen
\nThe project is supported by: Fritt Ord, Trondheim municipality, the Cultural Council and Municipal
\nand the District Ministry\/Action plan against anti-Semitism.<\/p>\n
Where: Jacobsen and Svart\/Arkitektenes Hus. Bratt\u00f8rgata 4.
\nFree access<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":9,"featured_media":116118,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":[],"tags":[],"event_type":[118],"event_type_2":[],"yoast_head":"\n