Hejin City Museum

Hejin City Museum

The Hejin City Museum was established in 1984 as a fully funded public institution. In 1990, it moved to its current location at No. 63 Xingeng South Street, covering an area of 1,044 square meters. The museum consists of an east building with ten rooms across three floors and a south building with four rooms across two floors, with a total floor area of 486 square meters. This includes a storage area of over 70 square meters and an exhibition hall area of 410 square meters.

It is the only comprehensive history museum in Hejin City. The museum currently houses a collection of 1,254 cultural relics (sets), including 5 first-grade relics, 17 second-grade relics, and 103 third-grade relics, spanning fifteen categories such as pottery, porcelain, bronzeware, coins, calligraphy and paintings, and stone carvings. Its permanent exhibitions include the “Hejin Stone Carvings Through the Ages Exhibition,” “The Ford of the Great River – Immovable Cultural Relics Exhibition,” “Museum Collection Calligraphy and Painting Replicas Exhibition,” and “Hejin Premium Cultural Relics Exhibition.”