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Justin Pletzfeld

Haus Frank.

The "Frank House" from Elzhausen is a farmhouse that was built in 1794 and is now part of the Hohenlohe Open-Air Museum in Wackershofen. It is an example of a medium-sized dwelling/stable house, as was typical in the Hohenlohe region of Germany.

The picture shows a traditional half-timbered house that was typical of the rural Hohenlohe region in Germany. The building has a steep pitched roof covered with red tiles. There is a small, wooden tower with a spire on the roof ridge. The living area is in the upper part of the house. There is a row of windows with small panes and green shutters. The façade here consists of a half-timbered framework with visible red wooden beams arranged in a regular pattern. The spaces in between are filled with light-colored plaster. In the lower part of the house is the stable area with three doors and small windows. The lower façade is made of solid sandstone masonry. In front of the house, a manure heap stretches the entire length of the house. There are large trees and other buildings on both sides of the house.
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