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Vogtsbauernhof is the only building in the museum still standing in its original location.
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A variety of travel cases and boxes in the entrance building
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The main entry to the museum, and its cafe are built of beautiful Black Forest timber.
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Schwarzwalder Freilichtt Open Air Museum
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Towards the Black Forest
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Early morning as we dock at Breisach. with a weir and small lock beyond the bridge.
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The back of Vogtsbauenhof with entry to loft
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Gutach Vally Storehouse (1606) in use until 1962
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Inside Vogtsbauenhof. - the main (dark) Passge of the family living floor.
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One of the Bedrooms in Vogtsbauenhof
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Old farm machinery and carts in the loft of Vogtsbauenhof
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The huge loft of Vogtsbauenhof has a display of old farm machinery and carts.
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The water driven Hemp Mill
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Inside the grain mill
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A large log seat
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High, steep, thatched roof of Lorenzehoft.
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The front of lorenzehoft (1608) In use until 1904, relocated 1971/2
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Vogtsbauernhof was a huge building
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Almost free to move.
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Almost to the top
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Were in, without touching the sides of course, and getting ready to go up in the 'lift'.
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There is not a lot of headroom to spare as we enter the Breisach Lock
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We head to the Vogelgrun lock (left) and The Vogelgrun (Electricité De France) Hydro plant is on the right.
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Passing St. Stephansmünster (Romanesque cathedral in Breisach (1600)
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Last look of the Rheinbrücke (Rhine Bridge), and Kulturwehr (culture weirr) as we leave Breisach, Germany