in popular culture. A portion of the Teutonic Order Museum is a permanent exhibit on local Jewish history, with a focus on brothers Feilx and , who were born in Mergentheim. Another of the museum's exhibits showcases dollhouses from the 19th and 20th centuries. Other permanent exhibits at the palace include one dedicated to the pastor and poet Eduard Mörike, who lived in Bad Mergentheim with his sister Klara from 1844 to 1851, and a municipal history exhibit. The first of these is a collection of over a hundred items collected by the palace museum over a century. Its centerpiece is a housekeeping book that Mörike decorated with drawings that was donated to the museum in 1904 by Mörike's daughter. The municipal history exhibit is made up of twelve sections and a model of Bad Mergentheim as it appeared around 1750. See also Teutonic Order Citations References German Federal and Baden-Württemberg State governments (in German) External links Official website (in German) Castles in Main-Tauber-Kreis Castles of the Teutonic Knights