Mausefallenmuseum Neroth

Neroth

This very special museum can be found in the tiny Eifel village Neroth. In this museum the home work, manufacturing and distribution system for iron wire mesh ware from Neroth in the 19th Century is exhibited. Among others, an original workshop has been rebuilt, with all its working places and traps that have been typical for the homeworker's business in Neroth.

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Mausefallenmuseum Neroth (1), © H. Wallenborn

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Mausefallenmuseum Neroth
Mühlenweg (gegenüber der Kirche)
54570 Neroth
Phone: (0049) 06591 81121

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