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Stadslifv

Permanent exhibition
Vy från utställningen Stadslifv. I bildens ena kant syns en tecknad flicka och bakom henne en stor väggmålning med slagord som Frihet, jämlikhet och broderskap. Finns även ett stort äldre fotografi med småflickor.

The Stadslifv exhibition tells the history of Trelleborg, from the 6th century to the present day. It covers the city’s evolution from a small settlement to regaining its city rights and the transition of rural workers into industrial workers.

Step into the director’s office and listen to the industrial magnates of the 19th century arguing over who has done the most for the city. Follow the girl Ella through the exhibition and listen to her stories about growing up in a poor working-class family or get to know the many dedicated individuals who fought for better working conditions in the city’s factories. 

Audio Guide

The exhibition is part of our audio guide. Scan a QR code with your own mobile phone and embark on a journey through various audio tracks. The audio tracks include both facts and fiction, as well as dramatized audio stories for children and the curious. The audio guide is available in Swedish and English. If you prefer not to use your own mobile phone, you have the option to borrow one at the museum’s reception desk. 

View from the Stadslifv exhibition. A painted figurehead from a boat is located next to a large picture from the Velox Rubber Factory around the year 1900. The picture shows women and children who worked in the factory.
View from the Stadslifv exhibition. A painted figurehead from a boat is located next to a large picture from the Velox Rubber Factory around the year 1900. The picture shows women and children who worked in the factory.

View from the merchants’ room in the Stadslifv exhibition. The picture shows three portraits of the merchants and industrial magnates Johan Kock, Carl Smith and Frans Malmros. Below the portraits is a seating area from the 19th century. The environment also includes an antique gramophone and a glass cabinet filled with books, with a standing clock next to it.
View from the merchants’ room in the Stadslifv exhibition. The picture shows three portraits of the merchants and industrial magnates Johan Kock, Carl Smith and Frans Malmros. Below the portraits is a seating area from the 19th century. The environment also includes an antique gramophone and a glass cabinet filled with books, with a standing clock next to it.

A view from the Stadslifv exhibition where there is a constructed environment with a train car with soldiers.
A view from the Stadslifv exhibition where there is a constructed environment with a train car with soldiers.

A room in the Stadslifv exhibition with walls and podiums painted in graffiti style.
A room in the Stadslifv exhibition with walls and podiums painted in graffiti style.

View from the Stadslifv exhibition. A small blue house with a black roof is located next to a black and white wall painting with house facades.
View from the Stadslifv exhibition. A small blue house with a black roof is located next to a black and white wall painting with house facades.

View from the Stadslifv exhibition. An old wooden school desk is located next to a display case with older school materials.
View from the Stadslifv exhibition. An old wooden school desk is located next to a display case with older school materials.