Maihaugen Open-air Museum Map
Some attractions within Map of Maihaugen Open-air Museum Map:
- (1) Main entrance (ticket office)
- (2) Church (c. 1200) from Garmo (Gudbrandsdal)
- (3) Smoke house (c. 1700) from Hesta (Romsdal)
- (4) Tolstad House (15th c.) from Tolstadløkken, Vågå
- (5) Headman's house or widow's house (mid 17th c.) from Mytting, Ringebu
- (6) Presbytery (mid 17th c.) from Vågå
- (7) "Guest-house"
- (8) Workshop
- (9) Constable's house
- (10) Armory (mid 18th c.) from Toftemoen, Dovre
- (11) Store-house from Dagsgård
- (12) Lykre House (mid 18th c.), the first house in the Museum
- (13) Vigenstad House (early 18th c.)
- (14) Hjeltar House (c. '1600)
- (15) Schoolhouse (mid 19th c.), Skjåk
- (16) Village office with prison cells
- (17) Bjørnstad Farm (c. 1700) from Bjørnstad, Vågå
- (18) Chapel and presbytery from Isum, Sør-Fron
- (19) Mills
- (20) Smithy
- (21) Brassfounder's workshop (manufacture of belts)
- (22) Hut from Skrefsrud
- (23) Knutslykkja Farm (c. 1800)
- (24) Dyer's workshop
- (25) Øygård Farm (18th c.), Skjåk
- (26) Peer Gynt Hut
- (27) Meviken
- (28) Hut from Knuvel, Fåberg
- (29) Fisherman's huts
- (30) Fisherman's chapel (mid 15th c.) from Fåberg
- (31) Toilets
- (32) Old workshops and concert hall
- (33) Church houses (summer restaurant)
- (34) Changing House
- (35) Potter's workshop
- (36) Valbjor shieling (summer grazing station) from Vågå
- (37) Barhus shieling (c. 1800) from Gausdal
- (38) Øygård shieling (c. 1700) from Skjåk
- (39) Korpberg shieling (c. 1700) from Nord-Fron
- (40) Kleiv shieling (c. 1600) from Vågå
- (41) Sheiling huts from Lesja and Ringebu
- (42) Lunde shieling (mid 19th c.) from Ringebu
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