Baszta nr 11 documents the activities of the Chojnice museum in 2009-2010, highlighting the completion of a project to discover the unknown legacy of museum founder Julian Rydzkowski, scattered in Pomeranian public and private collections. A conference devoted to this was held in 2009 together with the exhibition Julian Rydzkowski (1891-1978). Custodian in the Tower. Among the exhibition realisations, two international ones stood out: Winged Elements - an exhibition of the work of Maria Jasnoch-Wiatrowska, a Polish woman living in exile in the USA, and an inter-museum partnership project, based on regional research, titled "The world. Rustling, noise, and music were carried out in cooperation with the Museum of Everyday Life and the Old Synagogue in Hagenow (Mecklenburg). In addition, the issue extensively describes other exhibitions, conservation and educational activities with a wide range of museum classes and workshops.

The first chapter Articles and Materials contain the following studies:

1. Lidia Białkowska - Kashubian embroidery in the circle of interest of Julian Rydzkowski
2. Irena Elsner - Cemeteries in Zamartem
3. Małgorzata Grupa - Conservation of organic archaeological relics from Chojnice
4. Katarzyna Kamińska - Cavities on bricks from the Chojnice basilica
5. Marek Kołyszko - Conservation of the collections of the Chojnice Historic and Ethnographic Museum in the years 2005-2010 (metal and wooden relics)
6. Hanna Rząska - Treasures in the Ground - vessels terra sigillata
7. Leon Stoltmann - Koschneiderei - Kosznajderia - or Upper Krajna
8. Leon Stoltmann - Myślibór Malowy and Stanoch Malowy from Konarzyn, what does it mean and what is the origin of the name Malowy
9. Marcin Synak - Jan Paweł Łukowicz (1886-1957). Under the protection of St. Hubert
10. Łukasz Trzciński - Archaeological research carried out in Chojnice at ul. 31 Stycznia 8
11. Łukasz Antosik - Appendix. Textile products found in Chojnice
12. Henryk P. Dąbrowski - Results of dendrochronological analysis of wood samples from archaeological excavations at ul. 31 Stycznia in Chojnice (2009 season).

Chojnice 2011, pages 180,
format 16.5 x 23.5,

OUT OF PRINT