From the Past of Słupsk

The first permanent exhibition in the Museum of Central Pomerania in Słupsk dedicated to the history of the city.

Most of the objects on display were created between the 17th and 20th centuries, but there are also earlier ones from archaeological excavations. In the first room, attention is drawn to the former furnishings of Slupsk churches, only a few of which have been preserved to this day. Graphic postcards and watercolours give an insight into the former appearance of the churches, most of which are still important landmarks in the city's skyline. Another group is formed by the products of the Słupsk guilds, including magnificent tin cups and jugs, more modest cups and candlesticks. The second room exhibits city plans and views, government insignia, old documents and objects related to everyday life and the functioning of the city, such as a fuse, a cup or a hook for a tram cable. You can also see photographs of post-war Słupsk and medals of cultural events from the last few decades.