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Irmenakh Blacksmith Shop - Roshdhof Open Air Museum

Irmenakh Blacksmith Shop - Roshdhof Open Air Museum

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The building located on the edge of the village of Irmenakh was originally an ordinary Japanese workshop. It was not until the last owner passed away in 1928 that it was transformed into a blacksmith shop. It showcases the nail blacksmith shop in the Hunsluck region of the 1930s, which produced nails for carpenters, roofers, and shoemakers. This building, built in 1807, was originally used as a simple residence. Nowadays, tourists can visit this building at the Roshdhof Open Air Museum.

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