Farmhouse museum of the district of Erding
| Data | |
|---|---|
| place |
Erding , Bavaria 
|
| Art |
open air museum
|
| opening | October 14, 1989 |
| operator |
District of Erding
|
| Website | |
| ISIL | DE-MUS-428319 |
The farmhouse museum of the district of Erding has set itself the task of presenting the historical rural economy and way of life in the district of Erding in Upper Bavaria.
Using individual historical buildings and a courtyard, the living and working conditions from the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century are presented.
Monuments from various communities in the district were implemented on an area of around 2 hectares. The focus of the open-air museum is the small-scale farm from Rindbach (also Rindbeck, district of Gatterberg in the municipality of St. Wolfgang ).
history
In December 1985, the "Am Entenweiher" plot of land on Taufkirchener Strasse was taken over by the district of Erding on a lease basis as the building site for the future museum .
The museum was opened on October 14, 1989. In September 1992, with the completion of the courtyard from Rindbach, St. Wolfgang parish , the construction of the museum was largely completed. But after that there were extensions.
Historic Buildings
- Entrance building: carpentry of the foundation brewery, Erding, around 1860
- Bowling alley, Langengeisling, around 1886
- Garden shed, Isen, 1914
- Smithy, Dorfen, 1833
- Rindbach-Hof, St. Wolfgang, around 1790
- Grain box, St. Wolfgang, 1791
- Cottage garden, St. Wolfgang, illustrated period 1992
- Stadel Stetten, Isen, 1841
- Oven Schedenberg, St. Wolfgang, around 1870
- Torfhütte Oberdingermoos, Oberding, around 1920
- Grain bin Kirchstetten, Dorfen, 1824
- Grain bin Niederneuching, Neuching, 1581
- Shed Jakobrettenbach, Dorfen, around 1860
- Mooslern Chapel, Berglern, around 1850
literature
- Georg Baumgartner: Open-air museum of the district of Erding
- Andreas Grether and Dorothea Kurtz: The Rindbachhof and its residents (history - living - working)