Dorfmuseum Fleischmichlhaus

About the museum

The Fleischmichlhaus in Pavelsbach is a farmhouse with a farmstead, first mentioned in records in 1813. In 2001 it was converted into a village museum and furnished with furniture and equipment from the time before World War II.

The exhibition shows village and farm life between 1900 and 1960. The parlor, kitchen and sleeping room are furnished with tables, chairs, cupboards and beds; dishes, cutlery, toys and household appliances show the daily life of the residents. Tools and machines for farm work are on display, such as a threshing machine; there is also an area on fire brigade equipment.

The Markt Postbauer-Heng is the sponsor of the museum. Every year, the potato festival (Kartoffelfest) of the Pavelsbach fruit and garden club and the Stodlweihnacht (barn Christmas) of the Pavelsbach village groups take place at the house.

Highlights

• Farmhouse with a farmstead, first mentioned in 1813
• Original furnishings from the time before World War II
• Parlor, kitchen and sleeping room as they were around 1900 to 1960
• Farm equipment such as a threshing machine
• Potato festival and Stodlweihnacht at the house

Permanent exhibition

• Bäuerliches und dörfliches Leben 1900–1960 – Furnished living rooms, everyday objects, farm equipment such as a threshing machine, and an area on fire brigade equipment.

Founded

2001

Operated by

Markt Postbauer-Heng

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