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Heimatmuseum Vorderdietzberg

Historic Waldler house (traditional Bavarian Forest farmhouse) with original living rooms and tools from rural daily life in earlier times.

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The museum is located in the Krausenhof in Vorderdietzberg, a district of the municipality of Zachenberg in the Regen district. The property is first documented in 1721; according to records of the Bavarian State Archives in Landshut, however, half of the farm, a so-called Hube (farm unit), may already have existed in the late Middle Ages. The Waldler house is thus a testament to rural building culture in the Bavarian Forest.

Since 1977 the house has served as a museum run by the costume club D'Teisnachtaler. The rooms are largely in their original state and show how a farming family, together with its farmhands, lived and worked: with a kitchen, parlor, bedrooms, and a tiled stove. Also on display are household and farm tools, as well as historic clothing.

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Waldler house (Krausenhof), first documented in 1721
Farmhouse kitchen, parlor, and bedrooms in original condition
Servants' room and tiled stove
Tools for hemp processing, woodturning, and butter making
Farm implements and historic clothing