This was an interesting stop with a large parking lot and it was packed. Apparently, a popular venue. It is a historic open air museum of the history of farming in Germany. It has a series of buildings from the 1400's to 1600's. Some are original to the site, some were relocated. It was very interesting. Unlike the clock museum, they had a very good audio guide in English for a nominal fee. That made the visit much more enjoyable. They talked about he culture and family life from those periods and some of the history on the individual houses. I really enjoyed this stop.
The original farm house on site, from the 1600's. It has a sod roof
and is multiple stories with the stable below and living space above
Kitchen
From the literature at the site, these hats appear to be from that period,
but when I first saw the two ladies, I thought it might be sorority hazing.
Grain mill from the 1600's
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