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Straßenwalze MW 12 Emil
Historic Steamroller from the 1960s
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The MW 12 Emil steamroller, constructed in 1964, stands as a technical monument at the Museum of Work in Hamburg-Barmbek. It is on loan from Alexander Lerch of Hamburg and is named after his son. This notable exhibit is operated by the Museum of Work.
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The steamroller is named in honor of the lender's son.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1964
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
Here you are, in front of the MW 12 Emil steamroller, a technical monument built in 1964. This piece is situated on the grounds of the Museum of Work. It’s on loan from Alexander Lerch, who named it after his son, Emil. Just northeast of you is the Museum of Work, which operates this exhibit. Look around, and you’ll also find the T.R.U.D.E. drill head to the southwest. These historical and technical elements together create a unique atmosphere at this location.
Location
Nearby
Museum of Work
63 m away
Zinnschmelze
36 m away
Bohrkopf T.R.U.D.E.
84 m away
Ausstellung am Turmbunker
121 m away
Seilbagger
75 m away
Geschichtswerkstatt Barmbek
256 m away
Neuapostolische Kirche (Schwalbenstraße)
402 m away
Schleidenbrücke
749 m away
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