Louwman Museum

The Louwman Museum is a museum for historical motors, coaches, and bikes in The Hague, Netherlands. It is located on the Leidsestraatweg near the A44 toll road. The museum's former names are Nationaal Automobiel Museum and Louwman Collection. The series of over two hundred cars has been assembled on account that 1934 with the aid of two generations of the Louwman family. The series turned into founded in 1934 with the acquisition of a 20-yr-old Dodge by Dodge importer Pieter Louwman, the father of the modern owner. In 1969, the collection of Mr. Geerlig Riemer became introduced. Riemer changed into additionally founder of the Institute for Automotive and Management

in Driebergen. The constructing which used to house Riemer's collection has considering the fact that been used as a realistic middle for the IVA. The cutting-edge proprietor of the gathering is Evert Louwman, the Dutch importer of Lexus, Toyota and Suzuki. In 1969 the gathering changed into moved to Leidschendam to the newly opened National Automobile Museum. In 1981 the museum become moved to a brand new location at the assets of importer Louwman & Parqui in Raamsdonksveer. On 18 April 2003 the name Louwman Collection changed into adopted.