Sujet

Rieck House

Légende

Rieck House, windmill, open-air museum, hall house, thatched-roof house, farmhouse, Vierlande, Curslack, Bergedorf, Hamburg, Germany in Hamburg-Curslack, which specialises in presenting rural life in the Vierlande in front of the industrial revolution. For this purpose, the museum uses a farmstead with a hall house on the Curslacker Elbe dyke, which was farmed by the Rieck family until around 1940 and which has been part of the Bergedorf museum landscape since the 1950s as the Rieck Haus open-air museum

Date

08 mai 2022

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Holger Weitzel

Notre référence

BRK22D16_396

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

76,7Mo (5,2Mo) / 53,7cm x 35,8cm / 6342 x 4228 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Bergedorf Central Europe Elbe dike Elbe dyke Europe Europe's FRG Famous Place Farmyard German German Federal Republic Germany Hall House Hamburg Hamburg-Bergedorf Middle Europe No People Reed house Republic of Germany attraction attractions building buildings characteristic country chalet country cottage country house country houses deserted empty families family farm farmhouse farmhouses farmstead farmsteads folklore home homestead house houses industrial landmark life mill mills museum museums no one nobody open air museum open-air museum open-air museums place of interest reed revolution revolutions river rivers roof roofs rural sight structure thatched thatched house thatched roof thatched roof house thatched roofs thatched-roof house thatched-roof houses tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark traditional travel photography typical uninhabited use using wind mill wind mills wind wheel wind wheels windmill North Germany Northern Germany countryside culture cultures custom hall halls in the country industries industry tradition traditions