Collection

The focus is on the maintenance of the buildings, in which the buildings, but also their inventory etc., have to be renewed again and again. As a center of excellence for traditional crafts, it is an important task of the museum to master, document and pass on the old handicraft techniques such as straw or shingled roof coverings as well as water wheel building, etc. Another important area is the monitoring and monitoring of the current state, ie the status quo, of the buildings with regard to vermin, sponges and mold. On the basis of the results of the monitoring measures are put to the fight.

The collection focus corresponds to the time of the houses until the 1950s. They are scientifically inventoried, documented and stored in the inventory warehouse (for vehicles, tools, rural household items), textile, furniture or paper storage.

The farm work and everyday objects are cleaned after the arrival in the museum and treated against vermin (eg by heat treatment). Afterwards, they are restored and / or supplemented, if necessary, and, according to the exact scientific inventory (photo, description, attribution), are allocated to the corresponding depots in accordance with the museum and the subject.