Open air museum Roscheider Hof, Children's Worlds/TITLE> <link rel=stylesheet type="text/css" href="../rhof.css"> </HEAD> <BODY> <BR><center> <table><tr> <td width=20%> <td width=60% class=ueschr > <h1> Children's Worlds </h1></CENTER> <FONT COLOR="#000088" SIZE=-4> </FONT></CENTER> <TD valign=center > <IMG SRC="../rhoflogo.gif" ALT="Logo " VSPACE=10 HSPACE=20 valign=TOP></td> </table> </center> <br><br><br> <table> <tr><td><td colspan=5> <img src=kinderwelten1.jpg><br><br><i> <br><br> <tr> <td width=10%> <td width=37% > <b class=inhalt> The "Children's Worlds" exhibition includes toys for children, and is divided into those for girls and for boys in accordance with previous attitudes towards typical roles. <BR><BR><BR><BR> </b> <td width=8%> <td width=37% > <b class=inhalt> The "Boys' section" displays metal toys, building sets and packaging from the Werner Springsholz collection in Koblenz. The collector's workshop is also reconstructed. </b> <br><br> <tr><td><td colspan=5> <img src=kinderwelten2.jpg><br><br><i> <br><br><br> <tr> <td width=10%> <td width=37% > <b class=inhalt> The approximately 100 dolls on display in the "girls' section" come for the most part from Mrs Leick's collection in Borg near Perl. <BR><BR><BR><BR> </b> <td width=8%> <td width=37% > <b class=inhalt> What is unique about them is that all the costumes have been sewn by hand by Mrs Leick herself. </b> <br><br> <TD width=10%> </table> <center> <table class=navigleiste width= 80%> <tr><td> <TABLE width=100% > <TR> <TD> <A HREF="bw-zimmer-e.html"> <IMG SRC="zurueck.gif" BORDER=0></A> </TD> <TD class=navigleiste > <A HREF="bw-zimmer-e.html">back</A> </TD> <TD class=navigleiste> <center> <A HREF="index-e.html">exhibition outline</a> </td> <TD class=navigleiste > <A HREF="../index.htm" TARGET="_top">Homepage</A> </TD> <TD class=navigleiste align=right > <A HREF="webkammer-e.html">continue</A> </TD> <TD align=right > <A HREF="webkammer-e.html"> <IMG SRC="weiter.gif" BORDER=0></A> </TD> </TR> </TABLE></table> <br><br> </BODY> </HTML>