Black Forest Open Air Museum Vogtsbauernhof
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| place | Expert |
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| opening | 1963 |
| Number of visitors (annually) | 220,000 |
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Margit Langer
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| ISIL | DE-MUS-058019 |
The Black Forest open-air museum Vogtsbauernhof in Gutach is the oldest open-air museum in Baden-Württemberg . It depicts the life, living and working of people in the Black Forest over the past centuries.
description
The open-air museum takes its name from the Vogtsbauernhof , which has stood at this point since 1612 and whose owner was Talvogt in Gutach around 1650. With this Black Forest house , Hermann Schilli founded the museum in 1963. Over the years, more farms were added, which were dismantled at their original location and rebuilt in the Vogtsbauernhof Museum:
| Surname | Original location | Construction year |
|---|---|---|
| Hippenseppenhof | Furtwangen | 1599 |
| Lorenzenhof | Oberwolfach | 1608 |
| Schauinslandhaus | Schauinsland | 1730 |
| Falkenhof | Buchenbach- Wagensteig | 1737 |
| Hotzenwaldhaus | Hotzenwald | 1756 |
This is supplemented by numerous functional buildings such as mills, warehouses, bakeries and saws . Farm animals of old breeds also live on the approximately 5.5 hectare site of the museum.
In 2017, the Hermann Schilli House, built in 1980, was made accessible to visitors. In March 2018, the first building from the northern Black Forest was presented, the Schlössle von Effringen from 1379.
The range of events at the Black Forest Open Air Museum Vogtsbauernhof includes daily mill demonstrations, handicraft demonstrations, special tours, hands-on programs for children and families as well as themed and action days.
The museum is open daily from late March to early November.
History of the museum
- 1964 Opening of the Vogtsbauernhof as a museum
- 1966 Opening of the Hippenseppenhof
- 1972 Opening of the Lorenzenhof
- 1973 Takeover of the sponsorship by the Ortenaukreis
- 1980 Opening of the Hotzenwaldhaus
- 1982 Opening of the Schauinslandhaus
- 1996 Conversion into an own company
- 1999 Opening of the Falkenhof
- 2002 Opening of the day laborer's house
- 2006 Opening of the reception and exhibition building
- 2017 Opening of the Hermann Schilli House
- 2018 Opening of the Effringen Castle
Location of the museum
The museum is located in Gutach (Black Forest Railway) ( Ortenaukreis ) in the central Black Forest . The museum is located directly on the B 33 between Offenburg (connection to the A 5) and Villingen-Schwenningen (connection to the A 81) and on the Black Forest Railway . Since the 2014 timetable change, the Südwestdeutsche Verkehrs-AG (SWEG) has been stopping directly at the museum at the Gutach-Freilichtmuseum stop . Individual Regional Express trains also stop during the season for groups with prior registration.
See also
Web links
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- Vogtsbauernhof open-air museum - Badische Heimat / Landeskunde online 2006. Accessed on April 4, 2008 .
- Hermann Schilli : The Vogtsbauernhof in Gutach, the basis of a Black Forest open-air museum . Badische Heimat Band 43 , 1963 ( [1] ).
- Hermann Schilli: The Black Forest open-air museum "Vogtsbauernhof" in Gutach, Ortenaukreis. In: Monument Preservation in Baden-Württemberg , 3rd year 1974, issue 4, pp. 26–30 ( PDF )
Individual evidence
- ^ Vogtsbauernhof: Open-air museum in Gutach now has its own train stop - badische-zeitung.de. Retrieved December 15, 2014 .
- ^ Deutsche Bahn AG, Passenger Transport Division , Marketing eCommerce: Registration request for a stop request Gutach. Retrieved January 12, 2018 .
Coordinates: 48 ° 16 ′ 17 " N , 8 ° 11 ′ 53" E