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Loan of TRC exhibitions

The exhibition presents a wide range of 19th and 20th century urban and regional lace caps from the Netherlands. The regional lace caps include examples from West-Friesland, Rijnland, North Sea coastal forms, Volendam, Huizen, Leeuwarden, Groningen, Staphorst, Brabant, and Zeeland.

  • Contents: The exhibition comes with over 70 examples of traditional Dutch lace caps, lace, pleating equipment, storage boxes, and so forth. In addition there are numerous photographs and a text explaining the different regional types, how they are made and how they are worn. The exhibition is accompanied by a booklet on the same theme (English/Dutch).
  • Availability: This exhibition is currently available.

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Boerhaavelaan 6
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NL39 INGB 0002 9823 59, in the name of the Stichting Textile Research Centre.

TRC closed until 4 May 2026

The TRC is closed to the public until Monday, 4 May 2026, due to our move to the Boerhaavelaan. The TRC remains in contact via the web, telephone and email. For direct contact and personal visits, please contact the TRC at office@trcleiden.org, or by mobile, 06-28830428.

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The TRC is dependent on project support and individual donations. All of our work is being carried out by volunteers. To support the TRC activities, we therefore welcome your financial assistance: donations can be transferred to bank account number (IBAN) NL39 INGB 000 298 2359, in the name of the Stichting Textile Research Centre. BIC code is: INGBNL2A.

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