Wohnhaus, Historical museum in Buttenheim, Germany
Wohnhaus is a preserved residential building in Buttenheim where the Levi-Strauss family once lived. It displays the typical layout and furnishings of a townhouse from that era with original architectural details.
The house dates from the 18th century and reflects the residential culture of the Jewish community in Buttenheim. It was protected as an architectural monument to preserve this period and the family's connection to the town.
The house is connected to the Levi-Strauss family, whose members lived here before some pursued careers in America. It tells the story of a family whose influence reached far beyond their hometown.
The house is located in the old town and is easily reached on foot. Visitors should check ahead of time as visiting hours may be limited.
Few know that this house was the birthplace of the world-famous jeans brand, since Levi Strauss began here. The location reveals an unexpected link between a small Bavarian village and the American fashion industry.
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