The varied exhibitions at the local museum in Liesberg include religious folklore, nativity scenes, baroque wooden statues, candlesticks, gold and silver chalices, paintings of St. Fridolin and Simon Stock, wooden coats of arms, ...

The varied exhibitions at the local museum in Liesberg include religious folklore, nativity scenes, baroque wooden statues, candlesticks, gold and silver chalices, paintings of St. Fridolin and Simon Stock, the wooden coat of arms of Prince-Bishop W. J. Rink von Baldenstein (1693-1728), the stone coat of arms of Prince-Bishop J. K. von Reinach-Hirzbach (1705-1737), pictures, diocesan histories and documents, baptismal font, baroque wooden statues, uniform of the Swiss Guard, church windows, stamps and writings from the time of the French Revolution (1793-1815), culture and history of Liesberg, Stone Age of the Laufental, geology, large fossil collection of Peter Borer, Roman archaeology, imperial coins, crockery and glass. In the adjoining building, visitors can see a cobbler's workshop, roof tiles (17th-18th century), ceramics, carpentry tools of various origins and eras, uniforms, musical instruments, flags, photos and documents from local associations and old weapons.


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