Lohrbacher Heimatstuben
Private local history museum in the former Tannenhof brickworks near Lohrbach, with farmhouse household goods, tools and Feierabendziegel (decorated bricks); visits by appointment.
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About the museum
The Lohrbacher Heimatstuben (local history rooms) are a private museum in the Tannenhof, a former brickworks from the second half of the 18th century near Lohrbach, a district of Mosbach. The collection was assembled by the Ernst family.
On display are agricultural tools, farmhouse household goods and furniture, as well as a collection of so-called Feierabendziegel, that is, decorated bricks that belonged to the production of the former brickworks. The Tannenhof is one of the stations on the historic walking route through Lohrbach, which also includes the parsonage with its plum drying kiln (Zwetschgendarre).
Highlights
- Former Tannenhof brickworks from the 18th century
- Agricultural tools and farmhouse household goods
- Collection of Feierabendziegel from the farm’s brick production
- Stop on the historic walking route in Lohrbach
Permanent exhibition
- Sammlung im Tannenhof – Farmhouse household goods, agricultural tools, furniture and Feierabendziegel from the farm’s earlier brick production.
- Operated by
- Familie Ernst (Privatsammlung)
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