Cseri Miklós - Horváth Anita - Szabó Zsuzsanna (szerk.): Discover Rural Hungary!, Guide (Szentendre, Hungarian Open Air Museum, 2007)

X Kisalföld - X-5 House from Jánossomorja

nomic and cultural associations were founded creating a lively urban atmosphere in the settlements. At the left side of the house in the kitchen with a vaulted chimney there was an oven with a cooking range on top of it made of adobe. In the foreground rarely used utensils and ornate dishes were kept. The grosse Stube, the big room was the representative room used only on festive occasions. Its prestigious furniture was carved by local joiners according to the bourgeois taste of the early 20th century. The devotional objects, characteristic of Catholic German families are mainly from Austrian shrines, e.g. the adorned home altar is from Maria Zell. The hintere Stube, the back room was where the family lived. Its ingenious pieces of furniture are the benchbeds, which were used as berths after being opened. The museums textile workshop with a loom inside is in the right wing of the house.