Northern Jutland
The houses from Aalborg
The chemist's
House from Aalborg
House from Aalborg
House from Aalborg
The mansard house
Warehouse from Aalborg
The house from Hobro
Mid- and Eastern Jutland
House from Randers
Lille Rosengården
The gardener's cottage
The water mill
The Mayor's House
Gabled house from Aarhus
The garden pavilion
House from Aarhus
House from Aarhus
House from Aarhus
House from Aarhus
The Merchant's House
The Renaissance House
Fire-engine house
The telephone- and newspaper kiosk
The custom house
Aarhus Mill
Corner house from Aarhus
The house from Viborg
The tobacco barn
The close boarded barn
Western- and Southern Jutland
The house from Lemvig
The post mill
The smithy
The houses from Haderslev
The houses from Sønderborg
The post office and Post carriage store
Funen
The Eilschou Almshouses
The tea garden
The stamp-mill
The shipyard
The house from Svendborg
The ropewalk
The stables
The school
Sealand
The house from Kalundborg
The house from Næstved
The greenhouses
Helsingør Theater
The latrines
The Mintmaster's Mansion
The Mayor's House 1597
The Mayor's House is a merchant's house from Aarhus.
The house was originally built on the corner of Immervad and Vestergade.
The building is one of the most important Danish half-timbered renaissance
houses, and its hanging galleries are the oldest of their kind.
The house was dismantled in 1909 and rebuilt the same year as part of
The National Exhibition in Aarhus as The Old Mayor's Residence.
In 1914 it was moved to its current position as the first building in
The Old Town.
Today the Mayor's House houses a cavalcade of middle-class domestic
culture from 1600-1850.
Summer house from Aarhus, approx. 1780
Summer houses became popular with the middle classes in the 1700s.
This summer house was originally built in the garden of 29, Vestergade.
It was dismantled and rebuilt at the same time as the Mayor's House as part
of The National Exhibition in Aarhus in 1909.
It was moved with the Mayor's House to its current position in The Old
Town in 1914.
