Time Travel 1919/20: Explore Post-WW1 Farm Life & Food Preservation
Mark your calendars for Sunday, October 19, 2025, as the Franconian Open-Air Museum Fladungen presents a themed day focused on food preservation. The 'Time Travel 1919/20' event at the Leutershausen Three-Sided Farm will transport visitors back to life on a farm just after World War I, showcasing various food preservation methods. Entry is 8 Euro for adults, with discounts and family tickets available, and no registration is required.
The event offers a variety of activities for visitors to participate in and learn from. Michael Weber will educate attendees about fruit brandy production in the historic distillery. The Lauertaler Apiary will showcase honey production and offer various types for sale. Visitors can also get hands-on at stations like making jam, fermenting cabbage, making fresh butter, or mixing herbal products.
The 'Rhön-Zug' steam train will operate on its last day of the season, providing a nostalgic way to reach Fladungen. Guided tours and lectures will cover topics such as beer brewing, herbalism, and mead production. The Ostheim fishing club will provide smoked fish and warm fruit punches to enjoy during the day. Practical tips and samples will be provided to encourage visitors to try these methods at home.
The 'Time Travel 1919/20' event at the Leutershausen Three-Sided Farm promises to be an engaging and educational experience. While specific details about the four historical interpreters are not available, the event is expected to transform the Dreiseithof into a lively setting, offering visitors a unique glimpse into life on a farm just after World War I.
