Sammlung bäuerlicher Geräte
Local history museum in the Alte Knabenschule (old boys' school) in Waldaschaff, with farm tools, craft workshops and everyday objects from the 19th century.
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About the museum
The Waldaschaff local history museum is housed in the Alte Knabenschule (old boys' school), built in 1852. It offers a look at life in a village shaped by farming and crafts in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and shows how people and animals lived together back then.
The collection includes a shoemaker's workshop, a wheelwright's shop and a saddlery, as well as horse harness, sleigh bells, toys and baby carriages from around 1890 onward. Plows, harrows and threshing machines illustrate how fields were worked in the past, while household utensils show how food was prepared. There are also various vehicles, from carriages to sleighs. School classes especially like the collection of mousetraps.
Highlights
- Shoemaker's, wheelwright's and saddler's workshops
- Plows, harrows and threshing machines
- Horse harness and sleigh bells
- Baby carriages from 1890 onward
- Collection of mousetraps
Permanent exhibition
- Bäuerliche Geräte, Handwerk und Dorfleben – Workshops, farm implements, household objects and vehicles from village life in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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