Dom Wiedemanna w Pruszczu Gdańskim, Historic house in Pruszcz Gdański, Poland.
The Wiedemann House at Krótka Street 6 is a timber-framed structure from the late 18th century with a deep porch at its front. Today the building contains exhibition galleries, educational rooms, and a dining facility serving visitors.
The Wiedemann family purchased the property in 1855 and held ownership for several decades before the municipality acquired the building. This transition marked the shift from private residence to public institution.
The building now serves as a cultural space where local history comes alive through displays of objects and memorabilia from the community. Visitors encounter items that reveal how people lived and worked in this area over time.
The house is located on Krótka Street in Pruszcz Gdański and is easily accessible with exhibition areas for visitors to explore. The facility contains multiple spaces for different activities, so plan enough time based on your interests.
The collection features an unusual addition: a 1920s lift made by J. Zimmermann Maschinenfabrik with Schindler components from Karlsruhe that arrived in 2021. This mechanical piece reveals craftsmanship from the early industrial era.
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