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St. Ulrich’s Church .:. St. Ulrich’s Church
A small, late gothic church with painted wooden beam ceiling: St. Ulrich’s church in Krakauhintermuehlen, was built around 1500 and has remained practically unchanged. The special features of the church are the painted wooden beam ceiling and the predella of the gothic winged altar which was painted after a model by Albrecht Duerer. »
"Brechlhütte" .:. "Brechlhütte"
A small construction of flax workmanship: The Brechlhuette, in which flax is dried, cracked and chafed in late autumn, so that the “hair” that is extracted can be spun in the winter and weaved into linen. »
Farm House Museum .:. Farm House Museum
"Stockerhaus" in Schönberg/Lachtal: The "Stockerhaus" was built in the 18th century and provides insight into the life and working environment of the farmer in earlier times with its original furniture, equipment and tools. »

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