Bauernhausmuseum Lindberg

Om museet

The Bauernhausmuseum Lindberg preserves a farm ensemble in the village center that still stands on its original site. The farm was first mentioned in documents in the late 16th century. When around 1970 many old farmhouses in Lindberg had to make way for new buildings, and a buyer with plans for a new building was also lined up for the dilapidated Kuchlerhaus, Bundestag member Franz Handlos acquired the property in 1974 in order to preserve it as a museum.

The timber-built main house was restored with beams from a demolished building in Rinchnach, the neighboring retirement house (Austragshaus) was purchased, and in 1975 a dilapidated wooden chapel from 1885 from Hermannsried near Bischofsmais was moved onto the grounds. The museum opened on June 28, 1975; an inn has been run in the Austragshaus ever since.

After Franz Handlos died in 2013, the listed ensemble was sold; it remained in private ownership and has been run since 2014 by the Förderverein Bauernhausmuseum Lindberg. On the first floor, the smoke kitchen, parlor with loom and chambers show rural life in the Bavarian Forest. On the upper floor, since a redesign, the multimedia permanent exhibition "Neunzehn – Vom Leben am Böhmweg" tells of the settlement along the old trade route to Bohemia.

Højdepunkter

• Original, preserved smoke kitchen (Rußkuchl) in the Waldler farmhouse
• Wooden chapel from 1885 with shingles and memorial boards (Totenbretter)
• Multimedia exhibition "Neunzehn – Vom Leben am Böhmweg"
• Inn "Zur Bärenhöhle" with beer garden in the retirement house (Austragshaus)
• Stop on the Gunthersteig pilgrimage trail

Permanente udstillinger

• Neunzehn – Vom Leben am Böhmweg – Multimedia exhibition on the upper floor about clearing monks, the nineteen Lindberg rights holders (Rechtler), smugglers and shepherds on the old way to Bohemia.
• Bäuerliches Wohnen im Waldlerhaus – Authentically furnished smoke kitchen, parlor with loom and chambers on the first floor, plus the wooden chapel in the courtyard.

Grundlagt

1975

Ejer

Förderverein Bauernhausmuseum Lindberg e.V.

Entrépriser & rabatter

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Transport & parkering

By car via the Zwiesel bypass, exit "Zwiesel Nord", to Lindberg; coming from Frauenau via Buchenau and Unterzwieselau. The museum is on stage 4 (Zwiesel – Prášily) of the Gunthersteig pilgrimage trail.

Service & spisesteder

• Restaurant

Old Bavarian inn "Zur Bärenhöhle" in the retirement house (Austragshaus) with three dining rooms and a beer garden (regional cuisine, homemade cakes); food and drinks brought from outside are not allowed there.

Arrangementer & udlejning

• Lokaler til leje
• Private fester

The inn's dining rooms and beer garden can be reserved exclusively for celebrations such as christenings, communions, birthdays or Christmas parties.

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