This museum houses an extraordinary collection of images, posters, and prints documenting Dutch history. Founded in the 19th century by timber merchant Abraham van Stolk, the collection grew through generations to include over 250,000 prints and photographs, now preserved as part of the Netherlands’ visual heritage.
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