2021
How to get into The Wittgenstein House
2020
The main aim for The Foundation – re-election of the House – was succsessfully reached in 2019. The following operational years will be based on serving all kinds of interests connected to the house. Already this first year there have been a great interest for visiting the site among tourists in general. From the closer Wittgenstein-interested we have had visitors, applies for recidences, participation in seminar and proposals for arrangements. Due to the corona-situation several activities have been difficult to arrange.
2019
References to international media publishing this year, see our Norwegian web-site,
www.stiftinga-wittgenstein.no.
We are welcoming you to the inauguration of Wittgenstein´s house in Skjolden 20-21 June!
Inauguration program 20-21 June
31 May 2019
Ready for a spartan sleepover in Wittgenstein´s own bench
2018
October
The beautiful roof with stone tiles is finished.
June
Working with a view!
May
The rebuilding of Wittgenstein’s house has started!
2017
March 9th
New funding for Wittgenstein’s house in Skjolden
March
The County of Sogn og Fjordane grants NOK 1 Mill. to the project.
Februar
The local bank Luster Sparebank grants NOK 1 Mill. to the project.
2016
December
The County Office for Cultural Heritage in Sogn og Fjordane asks The National Directorate for Cultural Heritage for permission to preserve the Wittgenstein House.
November
The Municipality of Luster approves The Wittgenstein Foundation’s disposal of the site by the lake where the Wittgenstein House will be restored.
August
Meetings and inspection with The County Office for Cultural Heritage in Sogn og Fjordane for the possible preservation of the restored Wittgenstein House to be.
May
The local foundation Stiftelsen Vestenfjelske Bykreditt gives 13’700 GBP / 125’000 NOK to the restoration of the trail to The Wittgenstein House.
April
Work in progress of the masterplan of the Wittgenstein signs in Skjolden.
The launching of the webpage.
February
Project Booklet
2015
Desember
The Universities of Berlin, Manchester and Cambridge
One Life – Three Universities: Letter of intent with the project leader professor Harald N. Røstvik. Collaboration with the universities of Berlin, Manchester and Cambridge.
May
The existing house in Skjolden
Letter of intent with the owner of the existing house in Skjolden which holds the original materials of the Wittgenstein House.
April
Friends of The Wittgenstein House
Establishment of The Association of the Friends of The Wittgenstein House.
2015
Planning the progress.
Assumption of expenses.
Networking.
Concluding on minor projects like restorations of the trail and the wire to the lake.
Logo and design.
2014
Working with aspects of the establishment of the foundation.
Strategy.
Information.