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Get InspiredEuropeThe NetherlandsLimburgBrunssumMonument Staatsmijn Emma

Monument Staatsmijn Emma

NL
Monument·Quiet, Reflective, Historical
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Bert Hendriks from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Henk Winckens from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Henk Winckens from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Jaco Roos from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Peter van Zutphen from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Bert Hendriks from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Henk Winckens from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Henk Winckens from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Jaco Roos from Google Places
Monument Staatsmijn Emma
Photo by Peter van Zutphen from Google Places

Monument Staatsmijn Emma serves as a quiet reminder of Brunssum's industrial legacy. Located on the grounds of the Emmastaete care home, the site features the original bricked-in name sign that once hung above the mine's entrance. Visitors can find a statue positioned exactly where Shaft III once descended into the earth, now filled with concrete. While little of the original infrastructure remains, it provides a meaningful connection to the bituminous coal production that once powered the region and its underground links to the Maurits mine. It is a respectful and informative stop for anyone exploring the mining heritage of the Limburg region.

Monument Staatsmijn Emma serves as a quiet reminder of Brunssum's industrial legacy. Located on the grounds of the Emmastaete care home, the site features the original bricked-in name sign that once hung above the mine's entrance. Visitors can find a statue positioned exactly where Shaft III once descended into the earth, now filled with concrete. While little of the original infrastructure remains, it provides a meaningful connection to the bituminous coal production that once powered the region and its underground links to the Maurits mine. It is a respectful and informative stop for anyone exploring the mining heritage of the Limburg region.

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Address
Akerstraat Noord 63, 6446 XC Brunssum, Netherlands
Phone06 37196809
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Original name sign from the mine entrance.

  • Statue marking the exact location of Shaft III.

  • Historical context regarding bituminous coal production.

  • Free parking available on-site.

Best For

History enthusiasts and those exploring Limburg's industrial heritage.

Occasion Tags

Locals, Tourists

Reviews

4.7
Excellent14 reviews

Monument Staatsmijn Emma is a poignant memorial in Brunssum that honors the area's coal mining history. Visitors appreciate the preservation of the original entrance sign and the statue marking Shaft III, which has since been filled with concrete. While some reviewers express a desire for more of the original infrastructure to have survived, they find the current site well-maintained and respectful. The location on the forecourt of a care home makes it easily accessible, and the availability of free parking is a practical plus. It is particularly valued by those with personal or family connections to the Emma mine. Overall, it provides a quiet and informative experience for those interested in Limburg's industrial legacy.

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Location

Brunssum, Limburg, Netherlands