On the occasion of the company’s 50th anniversary in February 1996, the former residence of the Spaansen family has been turned into a museum. Be informed and inspired by an extensive photo collection and countless utensils that connect the past, present and future of Spanish people as a respectable family business. Hostess Ada van der Wal – Spaansen: “The museum can only be visited by appointment or on open days. I am usually present myself to show people around and answer questions. It is astonishing that the museum still continues to attract visitors. Often there are even groups. People don’t expect to see that much. Every photo and every object has its own story. I am proud to be able to tell these stories.”
Het Spaansen Museum in Winkel
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