Museum de Eenhoorn
On the outskirts of Ulrum, the former railway station – a listed building – is home to Museum de Eenhoorn . The museum displays art in the genre of fantastic realism. The core of the collection consists of the work of the painter and draughtsman Johfra.
Museum de Eenhoorn displays paintings, drawings and sculptures in the genre of fantastic realism. The collection comprises over 30 works by the painter and draughtsman Johfra, as well as paintings by Herman Smorenburg, Ellen Lorien, Gerard Schriemer and others. In addition, there are sculptures and ceramics on display by artists including Lies Bossinade, Claude Michel Clodion, C.H. Perron and Marhurin Moreau.
The museum is housed in the former Ulrum railway yard, now a listed building, and is open all year round by prior telephone appointment. The admission fee of €3.00 includes coffee or tea, access to the garden and, if desired, a guided tour. Admission is free for children under 12. There is ample parking space in front of the station. Toilets are available in the station concourse. Museum (annual) passes cannot be used here. Card payments are not yet accepted.