Museum Heimathaus Irmintraut in Fischerhude
From an ancient farmhouse to the Fischerhude home museumIn
the past, the present buildings were part of a big farm and belonged
to the Fischerhude Tietjen family. The main building, a North German
hall house, was built around 1550 and became extended in 1768 to its
present extent.
After the Tietjen family died out, the Schloen
family bought the farmhouse, and reshaped it to a local heritage
museum, and named it for their daughter: Irmintraut.