Heimatstube Obermeiser
Small local history museum on the upper floor of Obermeiser's former mayor's office, with furniture, tools, a loom and a shoemaker's workshop.
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About the museum
The Heimatstuben (local history rooms) of Obermeiser are in the village's former mayor's office, a building erected in 1777 as a school. On the upper floor a small local history museum shows furniture, furnishings and tools from the past 150 years.
A working historic loom and a fully furnished shoemaker's workshop attract particular interest. There are also tableware and other household items, as well as everyday objects such as film projectors from the postwar period. A committee of local people that runs the Heimatstube looks after the collection and guides visitors through the rooms.
Highlights
- Working historic loom
- Fully furnished shoemaker's workshop
- Furniture and tools from 150 years of village life
- Former school and mayor's office building from 1777
- Operated by
- Komitee der Heimatstube Obermeiser
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Amenities & dining
At events there is coffee, cake and waffles on the ground floor.
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