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Schwärzer House Grassemann (Open-air Museum)

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Schwärzer House Grassemann (Open-air Museum)

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    May 28, 2020

    Shows how life used to be and a lot of old craft. Very informative ... you should have seen if you were around anyway

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      December 16, 2019

      The Schwärzer house in Grassemann
      Up until the 19th century, single-storey timber construction prevailed in the Fichtelgebirge. The roofs were covered with shingles, the facades with boards. At exposed altitudes, one-ridge farms were usually built, in which dwellings, stables and barns were arranged side by side under a roof ridge.
      The Schwärzer house in Grassemann is a typical example of this type of construction. It was built in 1698 as a log building and has survived to this day with only two major changes: a black kitchen was installed in 1760; A second threshing floor was added in the middle of the 19th century and a litter shed was built. The tiled stove in the living room is a breech-loader and was stoked from the black kitchen. It not only had a heating function, but also a cooking function. A short museum guide, which is available here, provides further information, including information on the everyday life of the residents.
      Opening hours:
      January to April: Sun 2pm to 4pm
      May-October: Thu to Sun 11 a.m. to 4 p.m
      Entry:
      children free
      Adults: €2.50
      Reduced (spa card, in a group): €2.00
      Source and more info
      warmensteinach.de/freilandmuseum_grassemann.html

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        Open air museum and nature park - information point.

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          Location: Warmensteinach, Landkreis Bayreuth, Franconian Switzerland, Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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