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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About the museum
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.
Highlights
- 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
Permanent exhibition
- Waldlerhaus Krausenhof – Original farmhouse kitchen, parlor, bedroom, and servants' room with tiled stove, plus equipment for hemp processing, woodturning, and butter making.
- Founded
- 1977
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