Vistula Ethnographic Park in Wygiełzów #8 - log cottage
Poor peasant's log cottage from Płazy village in Lesser Poland (end of 19th century).
Open-air museum in Wygiełzów, Poland.
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Vistula Ethnographic Park in Wygiełzów #8 - log cottage
Poor peasant's log cottage from Płazy village in Lesser Poland (end of 19th century).
Open-air museum in Wygiełzów, Poland.
Vistula Ethnographic Park in Wygiełzów #2 - window of wooden house
The window of the cottage of the wealthier peasant from Podolsze village in Lesser Poland (1862).
Open-air museum in Wygiełzów, Poland.
Vistula Ethnographic Park in Wygiełzów #5 - detail
Architectural detail of nineteenth-century cottage from Podolsze village in Lesser Poland (1862).
Open-air museum in Wygiełzów, Poland.
Vistula Ethnographic Park in Wygiełzów #7 - door of old cottage
Door to cottage of the wealthier peasant from Podolsze village in Lesser Poland (1862).
Open-air museum in Wygiełzów, Poland.
Made Log Cottage with A Large Area of Glazing
Made Log Cottage with A Large Area of Glazing
Building a log house with manual felling is an extremely time consuming process in which each step is important: logging, its breeding, processing and transportation. All this is as important as the choice of components and equipment, furniture and decor. According to the architect Dmitry Abramov, for the erection of a log cottage it needs at least two construction seasons.
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