Neuengronau,
in the land of Hesse - the area
from which many settlers in
Swabian Turkey originated.
close
to Motgers, Weichersbach, Altgronau) Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008
The
typical design of houses in Swabian
Turkey
Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008
Sopron, formerly known as Odenburg
Lutheran Church in Sopron which was
formerly known as Odenburg Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008
Inside a
typical
Swabian home
Photography
by Henry
Fischer
Interior of an outdoor bake oven The kitchen along with a tile
stove and kitchen utensils The Wohnstube (living
room) and Eckbank for
household worship and
conversaton. The bedroom
Two
women modeling how a kerchief had to
be tied
and worn in Swabian Turkey
Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008
Bonnya
Train Station
Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008
Steps
down into a wine cellar, Bonnya.
Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008

A
house and yard in Gyönk
Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008
Kapsa
and Batschker: knitted footwear
Note
the different decorative patterns.
Contributed by Henry Fischer, 1 Sep
2008

Also see: https://kulturforum.info/de/laender-regionen/schwaebische-tuerkei
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