A museum in the Chrobry Głogów club building on Wita Stwosza Street, documenting the 65-year history of the football club.
The Chrobry Głogów Museum is housed in the club building on Wita Stwosza Street and documents the history of the Głogów sports club Chrobry.
The museum officially opened on 21 November 2014, although a partial exhibition existed earlier. It is located in rooms of the club building on Wita Stwosza Street in Głogów, not in the Castle of the Dukes of Głogów - it is a separate site, devoted exclusively to the club's history.
The exhibition documents the 65-year history of the Chrobry sports club. It includes photographs, posters, kits, pennants, scarves and press cuttings. Among the exhibits are shirts from the Polish Cup semi-final in the 1979/80 season, in which Chrobry lost 0:4 to Legia Warszawa. Many items come from donations by fans and residents of the town, which makes this collection a record of local fan memory, not just an official club chronicle.
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