Volunteers to Fort Eben Emael

Saturday, November 5 there was no work but the volunteers could enjoy a day out. They visited Fort Eben Emael in Belgium near Maastricht with a total of 46 people.
Everyone enjoyed the trip, the lunch package and the coffee and later dinner at Van der Valk Eindhoven.

Photo: Anton Haasnoot

Means of transport from the 2nd world war

On Saturday, September 24th, during their journey with more than 50 means of transport from the 2nd World War, visitors came to both the Atlantikwall Museum and the Museum Engelandvaarders. During the break in the crash of the Crash Air War and Resistance Museum ’40 – ’45 vice versa they made use of both museums to visit. More than 80 visitors visited the Atlantikwall Museum.

Picture: Joke van der Zanden

Cheeses from the bunker system again

Cheese specialist Peter den Elzen has taken his cheeses out of the bunker again. In May he put them in the bunker corridor of the Atlantikwall Museum Noordwijk. Den Elzen made this idea a few years ago in France. Due to the high humidity in the bunker, the cheeses get a special aroma. Last Saturday the cheeses were cut for a tasting for invited guests and volunteers of the museum, who liked the cheese. The cheeses are now for sale in the Elzen store on the Sint Jeroensweg in Noordwijk. source: www.bollenstreekomroep.nl

Photo: Anton Haasnoot

Cheeses stored in the bunker system

Since Saturday, April 16, cheeses have been stored in the bunker system again. There are a total of 60 cheeses, Gouda, farmers and goat’s cheese of every kind 20 pieces. They will mature until 27 August.
Then the cheese is for sale at Cheese Specialist Peter den Elzen in Noordwijk-Binnen. St. Jeroensweg.

Day out Volunteers Atlantikwall Museum Noordwijk

About 25 volunteers with or without a partner enjoyed their annual day off on Saturday 21 November. The trip was this time to the National Military Museum in Soesterberg. Here they got a tour of the extensive museum from experienced guides. After the tour, lunch was enjoyed in the De Stoeterij close to the museum.
With a well-filled belly of the excellent luncheon lunch, they went on the road again to see the other part of the foremost airbase Soesterberg, namely the shelters who provided protection during the Cold War to the American soldiers and jet fighters stationed there.
Then the return trip with the coach of the Royal Beech was accepted again. All in all a successful and well deserved day.

50.000th visitor

On 6 September, the museum received the 50.000th visitor since it opened in 2004.
It concerns the Klein family from Roelofarendsveen. They visited the museum with a group of 11 people.
Chairman Victor Salman presented an attention and a bouquet of flowers.

Photo: Rinus Noort