Alt-Arnstorf-Haus
Local history museum in a wooden house from 1759 with household goods, a shoemaker's workshop and old agricultural tools; visits by arrangement.
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About the museum
The Alt-Arnstorf-Haus was built in 1759 as the home of a craftsman and small farmer. It is considered one of the oldest surviving wooden houses in Arnstorf and belongs to the Eckflezhaus type (a traditional corner-hall house). It stands just a few steps south of the market square, by the Steinbach.
A local-heritage interest group acquired the property and set up a local history museum in it. Since then it has shown how people lived and worked around the turn of the century.
On display are furniture, furnishings and household items from around 1900. Particularly vivid is the fully preserved shoemaker's workshop. In the outbuildings stand the village's oldest fire pump, a historic hearse from Neukirchen and, above all, agricultural equipment from the early 19th century.
Highlights
- Wooden house from 1759 (Eckflezhaus type)
- Fully preserved shoemaker's workshop
- Household goods and furnishings from around 1900
- Oldest fire pump in Arnstorf
- Agricultural equipment from the early 19th century
Permanent exhibition
- Heimatmuseum im Alt-Arnstorf-Haus – The living and working world around 1900 with household goods, a shoemaker's workshop, a fire pump and farm equipment.
- Operated by
- Interessengemeinschaft zur Förderung des Marktes Arnstorf und Umgebung e.V.
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