Jeroen van der Zalm, auteur op Atlantikwall

3 September 20195 September 2019

Frames FL246

Now that the FL246 is dry, the previously sponsored frames of Sven van de Reep Kozijnen have been placed by Bas Wessling and Rinus Noort.

21 July 20193 September 2019

FL246 ammunition bunker blasted and whitened

In recent weeks, the ammunition bunker was supplied by Huisman Gevelrenovatie En Straalbedrijf B.V. blasted. Afterwards the ceilings and walls were painted by Admiral Schilders. This is another big step with the ammunition bunker.

28 April 20197 May 2019

First opening day of the season

It’s already May this weekend. This means the hibernation of the bats is over and the museum season can start again.
Due to the May 5 route, a special rate applies for a visit including a tour on this first opening day.

With the May 5 route, old and young can go via walking and cycling routes past special places and war monuments in the municipality of Noordwijk.
Which have to do with WWI and WWII or other acts of war in which the Kingdom of the Netherlands has been involved in any way. The May 5 route can be taken throughout the year, but on May 5, 2019 there are various additional attractions to visit at special rates such as museums, the lighthouse and the Oude Jeroen tower.

3 March 2019

New acquisition, a TVR

Today a old computer is placed in the fire control room of the fire chief.

Thanks to the National Military Museum for the loan and Historic Engineering for the beautiful restoration.

29 September 2018

Reinforce masonry wall

The masonry wall of the ammunition bunker is reinforced with concrete by Olijerhoek Betonwerken.

22 September 201829 September 2018

Lifts lintel

To prevent headstrokes among volunteers and visitors, the lintel in the ammunition bunker has been raised by Olijerhoek Betonwerken.

4 July 201822 July 2018

Pupils from Rijnsburg visit

Pupils from primary school De Dubbelburg from Rijnsburg visit the Atlantikwall Museum.

10 June 201822 June 2018

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.