Parasite house with city wall remains

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In 2009 and 2010, the so-called Schmarotzerhaus was lovingly restored by the Menden Foundation for Monuments and Culture and handed over to the municipal museum. Museum for Urban and Cultural History. A small, very fine branch of the museum has been established here since 2010.





Schmarotzerhaus




Schmarotzerhaus




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67874745




67874746




67874747

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Parasite house with city wall remains

An der Stadtmauer 5

58706 Menden (Sauerland)

Telefon: 02373-903-8770

museum@menden.de

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The parasite house uses the former medieval city wall as a back wall. This forms one of the four house walls. Since one house wall was saved by leaning against the city wall, this is called a parasite house.

The 300-year-old half-timbered house is furnished with a shoemaker's workshop, furniture and household utensils from the period between 1860 and 1930. As a typical poor man's house, it tells of the hard life of a day laborer from Menden with his large family. Only a small detached piece of the medieval town wall in Menden has been preserved next to the Schmarotzerhaus.

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