Heimatstube Döbrichau
The local history room in the half-timbered parsonage shows finds and records of the regional history of the village of Döbrichau.
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About the museum
The parsonage at Neue Gartenstraße 16 in Döbrichau was built as a half-timbered house in 1786 and is a listed monument. It belongs to the village center, which is also shaped by the half-timbered church and well-preserved three-sided farmsteads (Dreiseitenhöfe).
In 1995 a Heimatstube, a small village museum, was set up in the parsonage. It collects records of the regional history of Döbrichau, including finds from the Stone Age.
A special item is the village's first wooden road surface, discovered in 1993 during road construction. Döbrichau was formerly an administrative parish village (Amts-Kirchdorf) and a post-horse relay station on the trade route from Leipzig to Frankfurt (Oder).
Highlights
- Half-timbered parsonage from 1786
- Finds from the Stone Age
- Wooden road surface from the village
Permanent exhibition
- Heimatstube Döbrichau – Village museum with Stone Age finds and the village's first wooden path surface, discovered in 1993.
- Founded
- 1995
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