Dorfmuseum Leo´s Tenne
Privately run village museum in a historic barn with working equipment and tools from earlier village life.
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About the museum
The village museum "Leo´s Tenne" in Schweisweiler was founded and set up in 1989 by Leo Dörr. The historic barn holds countless objects connected with village and rural life in earlier times.
The exhibition tells village history through equipment that for the most part still works: it shows how butter was made, laundry was washed or juice was pressed. Many tools and work implements also give an insight into the trades once practiced in the village and into work without electricity.
Highlights
- Working equipment for butter, laundry and juice
- Tools and work implements of old village trades
- Historic barn as an exhibition space
Permanent exhibition
- Erlebte Dorfgeschichte(n) – Working equipment and tools show how butter was made, laundry was washed and juice was pressed in the past, and which trades existed in the village.
- Founded
- 1989
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
Address for navigation: Ortsstraße 9, 67808 Schweisweiler.
Get directionsAmenities & dining
Coffee and cake can be arranged for groups with advance notice; soft drinks are available.
Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| School programs | yes |
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| Good to know | Visitor groups of up to about 35 people can be accommodated (school classes, hiking groups, clubs). Appointments by phone or email. |
