The day laborer's house, built around 1750 as a half-timbered structure, was converted to a clay brick building about 100 years later, with the gables of the house remaining half-timbered. The house has a footprint of 8.00 m x 4.50 m and has a natural stone foundation. The walls are made of clay and bricks. At several points in the house, the history can be observed: layers of paint from both the time of its construction and more recent periods are visible. The house was professionally restored in 1997. The day laborer's house is privately owned.
Visit: Cultural Circle Wörrstadt e.V.
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