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MHM closed until 6 April 2020 because of infection risks

Sophiahof and the Moluks Historisch Museum are closed at least until 6 April 2020.
12 March 2020 by
Redactie

Because of infection risks the Moluks Historisch Museum is closed at least until 6 April 2020. With this the board and management are following the measures taken by the government.

Update: this article was amended on 15 March 2020

QUESTIONS FROM STUDENTS

The Moluks Historisch Museum regularly receives questions from students for theses and research. Students with questions about research or about our archive can contact Carmen Prins (c.prins@museum-maluku.nl).

PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

Questions about the photographic archive of the Moluks Historisch Museum can be put to Huib Akihary (h.akihary@museum-maluku.nl). The photographic collection of Museum Maluku gives a picture of the history of Moluccans in the Netherlands and of developments in the Moluccan community from 1951 to the present. The bond that the Netherlands and Dutch Moluccans have with the Moluccas is made visible too.

ACTIVITIES

Activities planned for March, such as Museumnacht Kids and the presentation of Wij zijn de Molukkers!, are cancelled. Keep an eye on our website for the most up-to-date information about this.

SOPHIAHOF AND THE LIBRARY

Sophiahof has been fully closed since 13 March 2020. This means you cannot use the library at least until 6 April 2020.

ROOMS

For more information about room bookings you can send an email to Reinier van Ooijen (r.vanooijen@museumsophiahof.nl).

For all other questions you can contact Henry Timisela (h.timisela@museum-maluku.nl), director of the Moluks Historisch Museum.

Redactie 12 March 2020
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