The first school in Hadera, established in 1922 and underwent a conservation and restoration process by Hadera Development Fund. The building now serves as the City Council and the Visitor Center. It displays an exhibition that presents the values of pioneering, leadership and love of the land.
This Kiosk was built based on sketches of the original kiosk that was active in Hadera from 1926 to 1956. The kiosk sells food and drinks and serves as a social meeting place for the city's residents.
Feinberg House Is part of Hadera’s historic milestones. Among the first buildings in Hadera that were attacked and burned during the 1921 riots. The building was renovated and restored by Hadera Development Fund and today houses a museum and a tourist office.
The water tower tells the story of the water supply to Hadera’s households. In 1922 a central water pool was installed at the highest point of the village on Giborim Street. The water tower complex was renovated in honor of the city of Hadera 120th anniversary celebrations.
One of the first houses in Hadera was built by the Kotler family using cemented (lithified) dune. The building was renovated and today serves the office of the Society for Protection of Nature (SPN).
The Ram Family House was established in 1923-4. The two-story building was built from cemented (lithified) dune and a tiled roof. The house has been renovated and restored and is now serves as a youth center.
HADERA DEVELOPMENT FUND | p.o.box 3340 Hadera | Phone: +972-4-6331094 | Fax: +972-4-6346574 | e-mail: office@dfhadera.org.il
