List of buildings in Hessenpark

This list contains the mostly listed buildings rebuilt in Hessenpark .

Assembly A - Marketplace

 Map with all coordinates assembly A - marketplace: OSM

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	House from Hungen	Assembly A - marketplace location	The former office building of the Hungen office stands out with its protruding bay window at the street gable and its rich, colored carved visible framework.	1585
	Inn from Fürth	Assembly A - marketplace location
	Fruit storage from Nidda	Assembly A - marketplace location
	House from Schadeck	Assembly A - marketplace location
more pictures	House from Laubach	Assembly A - marketplace location	The house from Laubach is a half-timbered house from Laubach in Central Hesse . The house shows an exhibition of German and international tower clocks .	1666
more pictures	House from Hessisch Lichtenau	Assembly A - marketplace location	The house from Hessisch Lichtenau is used as a bakery.	18th century
	House from Idstein	Assembly A - marketplace location
more pictures	House from Rauschenberg II	Assembly A - marketplace location		around 1750
	Mill from Rörshain	Assembly A - marketplace location	The mill from Rörshain has been the seat of the Hessian watchmaking school since 2004.
	Barn made of godly litter	Assembly A - marketplace location	The God litter barn can be rented for events such as weddings.	around 1760
more pictures	House from Melgershausen	Assembly A - marketplace location	The building contains the equipment and machines of a printing house. A comprehensive collection on the development of printing technology from manual typesetting to computer-controlled printing.
	House from Maar	Assembly A - marketplace location
more pictures	House from Momberg I	Assembly A - marketplace location	Two construction-like half-timbered houses from Momberg form a unit. In the front house there is an exhibition on cast iron .	1708
more pictures	House from Momberg II	Assembly A - marketplace location	The second house from Momberg contains a sales exhibition of the brush maker .	1708
more pictures	House from Messel	Assembly A - marketplace location		around 1750
	House from Rauschenberg	Assembly A - marketplace location	The house from Rauschenberg shows a historic pharmacy on the ground floor. The first and second floors are used by the radio technology museum.
	House from Homberg (Efze)	Assembly A - marketplace location
more pictures	House from Langen-Bergheim	Assembly A - marketplace location	The house from Langen-Bergheim , together with the barn from Hadamar and the stable from Treisbach, form a four-sided courtyard.	1797
more pictures	Hadamar barn	Assembly A - marketplace location		around 1700
	Stable from Treisbach	Assembly A - marketplace location		around 1900
	House from Gemünden (Wohra)	Assembly A - marketplace location
	Tower clockmaker's workshop from Groß-Umstadt	Assembly A - marketplace location
	Barn from Westerfeld	Assembly A - marketplace location	The former stable barn from Westerfeld was dismantled in 1990 and rebuilt in the Hessenpark in 1991. Today it serves as the entrance building to the park.	1864
	Fire department store from Hainstadt	Assembly A - marketplace location	The fire brigade house comes from Hainstadt (Breuberg) and was used to accommodate the fire engine acquired in 1897.	1896
more pictures	Barn from Mengerskirchen	Assembly A - marketplace location	The barn from Mengerskirchen was used as part of the cash building.	1706
more pictures	Barn from Altheim	Assembly A - marketplace location	The barn from Altheim was used as part of the cash building.	1749
more pictures	House from Schlitz	Assembly A - marketplace location	The half-timbered house made of Queck shows an exhibition on the history of photography.	1904
	6 residential buildings from Gießen, country hotel and restaurant (replica)	Assembly A - marketplace location

Assembly group B - workshops

 Map with all coordinates assembly B - workshops: OSM

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Forge from Selters	Assembly group B - workshops location
more pictures	Barn from Hofen	Assembly group B - workshops location
more pictures	Carpenter from Fulda	Assembly group B - workshops location		1921
more pictures	Sawmill from Anspach	Assembly group B - workshops location
Image wanted	Field stone distillery	Assembly group B - workshops location
	Remise	Assembly group B - workshops location
	Remise	Assembly group B - workshops location
Image wanted	Function hall	Assembly group B - workshops location
Image wanted	Field stone distillery	Assembly group B - workshops location

Assembly group C - South Hesse

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image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	Synagogue from Groß-Umstadt	location	The synagogue from Groß-Umstadt is a listed, secular synagogue.	1874
	House from Radheim (model house)	location	The house from Radheim will be rebuilt in 2019/2020 and serves to demonstrate the possibilities of cost-conscious and professional renovation of a historic half-timbered house.

Assembly group D - Rhine-Main

 Map with all coordinates assembly group D - Rhein-Main: OSM

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	House from Anspach ("Taunushaus")	Assembly group D - Rhein-Main location	The Hofreite Jäger was built around 1800 at Langgasse 16 in Anspach. In 1995 the property was dismantled and moved to Hessenpark. The house was rebuilt in 2002 and the barn in 2005. When rebuilding the Hessenpark, it was based on its appearance in 1882.	around 1800
	Stable from Anspach	Assembly group D - Rhein-Main location
	Barn from Anspach	Assembly group D - Rhein-Main location	The barn presents the medieval glassworks in the Taunus as they are shown in archaeological investigations at glassworks . Medieval glass finds and a life-size representation of a glassworks in the Emsbachtal are shown .
Image wanted	Remise (replica)	Assembly group D - Rhein-Main location
more pictures	Apiary from Mammolshain	Assembly group D - Rhein-Main location	The apiary offers space for a maximum of 36 bee colonies. The timber structure was built by the carpenter and beekeeper Peter Fuchs. From 1937 to 1954, Fuchs was the first beekeeper and master bee at the Institute for Apiculture in Oberursel . After moving to the Hessenpark, the apiary was reopened in 2011.	1937

Assembly group G - East Hesse

 Map with all coordinates assembly group G - East Hesse: OSM

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Courtyard from Mittelkalbach	Assembly group G - East Hesse		1766
more pictures	Path chapel from Weyers	Assembly group G - East Hesse location	The Wegekapelle from Weyhers is only 13 m² in size. The simple timber-framed house, clad with wooden boards, stood on the road from Weyers to Schmalnau outside the village. Demolished in 1978, it was rebuilt in the Hessenpark in 1995 and is shown here as it was after the First World War as an example of popular piety in the Fulda area.	1643
more pictures	Post mill from Papenhorst	Assembly group G - East Hesse location	Post mill from Alvesse , in the Hessenpark since 1987.	1969
	Pigsty from Oberkalbach	Assembly group G - East Hesse	An arcade runs in front of the pig stalls. The roof is supported by four turned columns that are said to come from the village church, which was dismantled around 1850.	19th century
more pictures	Retirement home from Sieblos	Assembly group G - East Hesse location		around 1820/40
more pictures	Wayside shrine chatters	Assembly group G - East Hesse location	Replica of the wayside shrine of Johannes Plappert and his wife Barbara Plappertin. The original is on the top of the pass on the way from Oberbernhards to Kleinsassen. The 14 emergency workers are shown as a closed group.	1714

Assembly group H - Central Hesse

 Map with all coordinates assembly group H - Central Hesse: OSM

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	Church from Niederhörlen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The half-timbered chapel from Niederhörlen is part of the Hessenpark open-air museum after being relocated in 1974. The church building is a two-story rectangular half-timbered building. The interior was plastered before the demolition and was restored to its original state with visible half-timbering after the reconstruction. In the interior the four evangelists are depicted on the west gallery and the twelve apostles on the longitudinal gallery. A sandstone altar and a pulpit with a marbled central column form the interior furnishings next to the stalls.	1624
more pictures	Forge from Weinbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Town hall from Ewersbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
	School from Frickhofen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
	House from Heskem	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	House from Grebenau	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Night watchman from Frankenbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	House from Frankenbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Stable from Fronhausen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	Two-story sheepfold on a small farm in Fronhausen . The building, built around 1750, was dismantled in 1975 and rebuilt in Hessenpark in 1976. In the Hessenpark it serves as an annex to the house opposite from Frankenbach .	around 1750
more pictures	Gate construction from Erda	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The gate building from Erda (Hohenahr) is a two-story gate building. It contained two stable rooms. In 1978 it was dismantled and rebuilt in the Hessenpark by 1980. In Hessenpark he is part of the building group around the house from Frankenbach .	unknown
more pictures	Barn from Treisbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Workshop from Münchhausen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The car workshop from Münchhausen (am Christenberg) was demolished in 1978 and rebuilt in Hessenpark. It contains the interior of a typical rural wheelwright or wheelwright, as it was to be found in all places until the 1950s.	1843
more pictures	Poor and bakery from Probbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The poor and baking house from Probbach was dismantled in 1976 and rebuilt in the Hessenpark in 1978. The house represents the state of 1907. On the right side is the bakery, on the left a small poor apartment.	Late 18th century
	House from Niedergemünden	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The house from Niedergemünden forms the core of a four-sided farm in the Hessenpark on the estate of a wealthy farmer from the Marburg area around 1900. It was dismantled in 1979 in Gemünden (Felda) and rebuilt in the Hessenpark.	around 1677
more pictures	Gate building from Betziesdorf	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The right part of the gateway originally served as a horse stable. The gate was overbuilt around 1800. The upper rooms served as servants' quarters. Dismantled in 1975 at the old location and rebuilt in 1977 in Hessenpark, the gate building today serves as the street-side end of the four-sided courtyard of the residential building from Niedergemünden . There are horse stables and toilets.	1682, extension around 1800
	Barn from Wollmar	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
	Barn from Bracht	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
	Bracht stable	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Hammer mill from Battenberg	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The Auhammer, a hammer mill from Battenberg, was first mentioned in 1773. Its current appearance in the museum corresponds to that of 1873. The Westphalian ironworks Hasenclever & Sohn acquired the hammer mill.	1773
more pictures	House from Launsbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Barn from Erda	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The stable barn from Erda with a dovecote above the entrance to the threshing floor was used to house the harvest and cattle. In 1979 the house was dismantled at the old location and rebuilt in 1980 in Hessenpark. Together with the house from Launsbach, it forms a courtyard.	1829
	Side building from Launsbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Lollar chapel	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The Lollar Chapel is a small, listed Gothic chapel made from Lollar .	1480
Image wanted	Washing area from Ebsdorf (replica)	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	House from Munchausen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The half-timbered structure of the house from Münchhausen (Driedorf) is representative. However, the Hessenpark shows the house plastered. This corresponds to the status in 1900. In 1906 the new school was built, which is now used as a village community center, so the house lost its original function. In 1980 it had to be torn down to make way for a street widening.	1720
more pictures	House from Sterzhausen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The house from Sterzhausen was dismantled at its old location in 1979 and rebuilt in the Hessenpark from 1985 to 1986. The house is presented as it was in 1900. In the house, which was used by displaced persons after the Second World War, an exhibition about the German settlement of Eastern Europe and the expulsion after 1945 is shown.	around 1700
more pictures	Barn from Damshausen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	In the barn from Damshausen there is an exhibition on the integration of displaced persons in Hesse .
	House from Fellingshausen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The original small farm house was converted into a workers' house in the course of the 19th century after Fellingshausen became a mining community. The rural outbuildings were torn down. 1985 the dismantling and rebuilding in Hessenpark took place. The condition shown corresponds to that after the last renovation in 1922.	1786
more pictures	House Heck from Friedensdorf (exhibition house)	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location		1789
	Barn from Niederweidbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location		After 1700
more pictures	House Bamberger from Friedensdorf	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
	Barn from Friedensdorf	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location		1787
	House from Eisemroth	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location		1802
more pictures	Barn from Mornshausen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location		1672
	House from Mademühlen	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Ladder house from Mudersbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Transformer house	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The transformer house was newly built in the Hessenpark in 1990. The design for the building dates from 1920 when a transformer house was to be built according to these plans as part of the comprehensive electrification of Hesse in Langenstein (Kirchhain) .	1990
more pictures	House from Ahlbach ("Posthaus")	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	The house from Ahlbach is a typical example of a Nassau farmhouse. It was dismantled in 1978 and rebuilt in the Hessenpark from 1988 to 1995 and is set up as a "post office", as was customary from 1915 to 1934. It contains a functioning automatic telephone exchange from 1924 and a post office counter from 1915 to 1920.	1687
more pictures	House from Breitenbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
more pictures	Outbuilding from Breitenbach	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
	Seilerei from Giessen (replica)	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location
	Churchyard (replica)	Assembly group H - Central Hesse location	A churchyard was laid out next to the half-timbered chapel from Niederhörlen.

Assembly group F - North Hesse

 Map with all coordinates assembly F - North Hesse: OSM

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	House from Ostheim	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	The blue dyeing workshop is located in the house from Ostheim . The Diemelländisches Bauernhaus is a hall house and was originally built as a single house: on the right was the living part, on the left the business part of the house. After an estate was divided , both halves were used for residential purposes. The house was dismantled in 1983 and rebuilt from 1985 to 1987 in Hessenpark as it was in 1820.	1737
	Barn from Gungelshausen	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	The barn from Gungelshausen was dismantled in 1985 and rebuilt in the Hessenpark by 1987. It is used for agriculture here and is to become part of a closed courtyard, as it used to be typical for the Schwalm .	1882
more pictures	Synagogue from Nentershausen	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	The synagogue from Nentershausen , consisting of an anteroom and the prayer room, was extended by an annex, which initially housed the teacher's apartment of the Jewish school. In 1886 a mikva was set up in the extension instead . In 1987 the building had to be demolished. The reconstruction in Hessenpark (as of 1925) took place in 1996.	from 1785
more pictures	Manor house from Solms	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	Engelbach manor from Niederaula -Solms and was built there in the first quarter of the 18th century.
more pictures	Fruit storage from Trendelburg	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	The fruit store from Trendelburg was a tithe barn and is now used in the Hessenpark for gastronomy.
more pictures	Martinsklause from Remsfeld	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	Former inn from Remsfeld , today a museum restaurant	1727
	Stables and barns made from Emstal sand	Assembly group F - North Hesse location
	Remise (new building)	Assembly group F - North Hesse
more pictures	Windmill from Borsfleth	Assembly group F - North Hesse location
	Church from Ederbringhausen	Assembly group F - North Hesse location
more pictures	"Fixed house" from Ransbach	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	The "Feste Haus" from Ransbach (Willingshausen) was a pond house and served at the same time as a fruit store and a protective structure. Demolished in 1979 and rebuilt in Hessen from 1983 to 1985, it now serves as an exhibition center.	1504
	House from Vöhl	Assembly group F - North Hesse
	House from Holzhausen	Assembly group F - North Hesse
more pictures	Church from Kohlgrund	Assembly group F - North Hesse location
	Barn from Asterode (exhibition house)	Assembly group F - North Hesse location	The older, left part of the barn was built in 1802. The client was the landowner David Schreiber, and the inscription next to the left gate names Christof Koch as the master carpenter. The barn was expanded in 1832, and the inscription above the middle gate names Heinrich Koch as a master carpenter. The barn was used to store hay and straw as well as a horse stable. At the end of the 19th or beginning of the 20th century, the barn was extended for the last time, with the right part. In 1983 the barn was dismantled and taken to the Hessenpark. In 2009 the stable barn in Hessenpark was rebuilt and has been used as an exhibition house ever since.	1802
	Steinmetzhütte (new building)	Assembly group F - North Hesse

Web links

• Site plan with the buildings

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Freilichtmuseum Hessenpark GmbH (Hrsg.): Entdecker Handbuch Freilichtmuseum Hessenpark . 1st edition. Kromsdorf / Weimar 2016, OCLC 992166942 , p. 278-279 .
2. ^ Apiary opens , Frankfurter Rundschau, April 4, 2011

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