Lifts lintel
Pupils from Rijnsburg visit
Pupils from primary school De Dubbelburg from Rijnsburg visit the Atlantikwall Museum.
Bunkerday 2018
The interest in the Bunkerdag 2018 was a great success. The Command bunker and its corridors were allowed to receive no less than 1204 visitors, about 25% of whom were younger than 12 years of age.
visit Scottish children
The Noordwijkse School received Scottish children and together they visited Museum Engelandvaarders and the Atlantikwall Museum.
Bunker cheese for this new season
apply insulation observation post
After the installation of the plastic plates on the underside of the roof, it was now the turn of the inside of the roof.
Pluimers Isolatie has provided the inside of the roof with insulation.
With this we hope to prevent condensation from moisture.
Work Precium
A film about the work of Precium.
adaptation fire control post
On the photo the trailer of De Jong metalworks.
On Wednesday, March 14, HPL (High Pressure Laminate) was mounted on the underside of the roof of the fire control post. These plates are resistant to the salty sea air and defense.
The company Jong metaalwerken b.v. in Schagen this has been commissioned by Precium Kunststoffen bv. in Alkmaar for the museum.
Calculators of the National Military Museum ready for departure
Calculators are ready for transport to a new storage.
The items are stored in the new storage. It concerns the calculating equipment that we hope that after restoration the calculators will be placed in our museum and in the calculation room.
Work
For the development of the museum and the opening of the corridors in the dunes, a lot of work has already been done in recent years. From 2013, the northern part of the corridors has been tackled. The work consists of excavating the corridors filled with sand and debris and all that is needed to open these corridors to the public. The fire control post, which has been made accessible earlier, is increasingly being brought back to its original state. The work is carried out by volunteers and has taken up some 45,000 hours from the start. Thanks to the work of the volunteers, it is becoming increasingly possible to give visitors an impression of what was built by the Germans during the war years.