The Historical Museum of Northern Jutland explained

The Historical Museum of Northern Jutland (HMNJ) (Danish: Nordjyllands Historiske Museum) is the product of the fusion of Aalborg Historical Museum, The Museum Society for Hals, The Museum Society of Hadsund, The South Himmerland Museum, and others, in 2004. The museum system in this umbrella organization is administered by a 12-member committee, with members from the participating organizations. The administrative headquarters is in Algade 48, Aalborg.

The Historical Museum of Northern Jutland works with research, collection, documentation, conservation, and promotion of local and cultural history in Aalborg, Mariagerfjord, Rebild, and Jammerbugt Municipality.^[1]

The museum's mission is: "Attentive history". According to their website, a more elaborate description reads:^[2]

HMNJ is also responsible for care of many of the pre-historic sites like barrows and dolmens, within the associated municipalities.

Exhibitions

The organization administers these thirteen exhibitions in the region:

• Aalborg Historical Museum
• Gråbrødrekloster Museum
• Apotekersamlingen
• Lindholm Høje Museet
• Cirkusmuseet
• Boldrup Museum
• Hadsund Egnssamling
• Hals Museum
• Havnø Mølle (Møllehistorisk samling)
• Hobro Museum
• Lystfartøjsmuseet
• Mariager Museum
• Vikingecenter Fyrkat

See also

• Fyrkat
• Jens Bang's House
• Lindholm Høje
• Museums in Aalborg

External links

• • The Historical Museum of Northern Jutland Official homepage

Notes and References

1. Web site: Nordjyllands Historiske Museum. danish.
2. Web site: Plan of Perspectives 2011-2015. Nordjyllands Historiske Museum. danish.