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Haus Samson in Leer
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Haus Samson

Baroque gabled house in the old town of Leer: a long-established wine merchant below, a private museum of East Frisian domestic culture above.

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Om museet

Haus Samson on Leer's Rathausstraße goes back at its core to the late 16th century. After heavy damage in the Thirty Years' War, it received in 1643 the show facade, preserved to this day, in the style of Dutch early Baroque. It owes its name to the biblical figure Samson; a sign on the house shows him fighting a lion. Following Dutch custom, houses at that time bore their own names.

Over the centuries the uses changed: among other things, cakes were baked in the house and tobacco was processed, before a wine and spirits business was founded around 1800. Through marriage, the business later passed to the Wolff family, who still run it under their name today. After a sale in the late 19th century, the family bought the building back in 1927.

The museum rooms on the upper floors were originally storage lofts. In the 1950s, Claas Wolff in particular furnished them with furniture, porcelain, paintings, and household goods from East Frisia that he had collected over the years. Many pieces come from the family's residence, which was destroyed in the Second World War. Since 2007 the building and collection have belonged to the Hilke und Fritz Wolff Stiftung (foundation), which is dedicated to preserving the house.

Højdepunkter

  • Show facade from 1643 in the style of Dutch early Baroque
  • Furnished living rooms with East Frisian furniture of the 18th and 19th centuries
  • Collection of early tea services made of Wallendorf porcelain
  • "Knights' Hall" with a large fireplace and a Flemish chandelier
  • Ship models and miniature towns from family ownership

Permanente udstillinger

  • Ostfriesische Wohnkultur im Haus Samson – Furnished rooms such as the gable room, the salon, and the "Knights' Hall" show furniture, tea services, clocks, and portraits from East Frisian households of the 18th and 19th centuries – linked with the history of the merchant family Wolff.
Ejer
Hilke und Fritz Wolff Stiftung

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Service & spisesteder

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On the first floor is the original store of the wine merchant Wein Wolff, with wines, spirits, and East Frisian specialties.

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Audioguideja (DE)
Godt at videAn audio tour ("Zeitreise durch das Haus Samson," a journey through time) on the collection and the family history can be accessed via the wine merchant's website; there is also a virtual 3D tour there.

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