Vogtland open-air museum Eubabrunn

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The Vogtländische outdoor museum Eubabrunn dedicated since its inception in 1992, the collection and presentation Vogtland country's culture, especially in the field of agriculture and closely related employment and cultural activities. The extensive museum area is located on Waldstrasse in the Eubabrunn district of the Markneukirchen community in the Vogtland district . The museum facility has been supported and supported by a sponsoring association since May 2002. In November 1995 the museum opened to the public.

description

In the valley floodplain of the Hennebach , typical buildings of the village architecture of the southern Vogtland have been gradually rebuilt here after their professional demolition since the museum was founded. There are now 18 buildings from the period from 1720 to 1830 on the approximately 4- hectare open-air area. In addition to various residential, barn and stable buildings, there is also an inn with historical interior furnishings, which is also available to museum visitors as a rest area. The cash register and the museum shop are located in a historic wooden building.

Activities in the course of the year include educational museum offers for children and young people, in which agricultural work can be experienced in a playful way. There are also events on Easter customs and the farming tasks during harvest time . The handling of important agricultural products is in the focus of the museum's events. How the work on a farm in winter works and something about regional Christmas customs can be explored with the help of the open-air museum. The program of events includes demonstrations of almost forgotten housekeeping and handicraft activities, for example pounding scythes , making straw ropes or carving whiskers .

There are also the following exhibition themes:

  • Agricultural reforms of the 19th century and their consequences for the Vogtland,
  • Beginnings of agricultural production cooperatives (LPG) in the southern Vogtland,
  • village music,
  • Electrification in agriculture,
  • Fire department history,
  • Butcher's trade,
  • Milk house,
  • Sheep breeding as the basis of string production ,
  • Transport, wheelwright , wandering,
  • Vogtland costumes.

Transport links

The open-air museum can be reached via the Schönbacher Straße leading from Erlbach to Wernitzgrün . There is a car parking lot on the museum grounds.

Literature on the museum

  • Joachim Voigtmann (ed.), Matthias Breitfeld: Museum guide Vogtland open-air museum Eubabrunn . Saxon Museums - Small Series 12. Saxon State Office for Museums, Chemnitz 2004
  • Collective of authors: The almost lost knowledge. Studies in naturopathy in Vogtland, Bohemia, Bavaria and West Africa ( Téměř ztracene vědění. Studie o přírodním léčitelství v Čechách, Bavorsku av Západní Africe ). Conference proceedings, Eubabrunn 2007 (German, Czech)
  • Matthias Breitfeld, Ina Skerswetat: Vogtland cottage gardens: between a healthy world and the need for self-sufficiency . Eubabrunn 2013

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ City of Markneukirchen: Vogtland Open Air Museum Eubabrunn . on www.markneukirchen.de
  2. ^ Vogtland open-air museum Eubabrunn: Imprint . at www.freilichtmuseum-eubabrunn.de
  3. ↑ Board of the sponsoring association in the museum area.
  4. ^ Vogtland open-air museum Eubabrunn: Museum educational offers . at www.freilichtmuseum-eubabrunn.de
  5. ^ City of Schöneck: Eubabrunn open-air museum . on www.schoeneck.eu
  6. ^ Vogtland open-air museum Eubabrunn: exhibitions . at www.freilichtmuseum-eubabrunn.de

Coordinates: 50 ° 18 ′ 22.4 "  N , 12 ° 22 ′ 43.8"  E