The museum is located in the historical farmhouse "Am Thie" since 1978. The Huguenot Duvier erected it as a village forge in 1750. With its extensive interior furnishing it offers manifold insights into rural life as it was before the coming of industrial times in Stormarn.The collections of traditional tools from farming, household and trade make up the centre of the presentation.
A rural spice and medicinal herb garden, chemist’s and veterinary’s tools and apiculture with a living bee colony, which can be watched in a show case, complete this section.
In the museum the visitor also finds the Hermann Claudius study and an archaeological study collection. In an adjacent building there is a bakery ready for use.
Arrival by Car
By car: motorway-exit Ahrensburg, carry on in the direction of Siek/Hoisdorf
By train and bus: underground No 1 to Großhansdorf, then bus No 369 to Hoisdorf
By bus: Ahrensburg, take bus No. 369 to Hoisdorf, bus stop "Sprenger Weg"
Free, we ask for a voluntary contribution
Since 1978, the museum has been housed in the historical farmhouse “Am Thie”, which was built by the Hugenot Duvier as a village smithy in 1750. Its extensive inventory offers a diverse look at village life in Stormarn prior to the beginning of the technological era.
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