Museum of Local History "Lipphaus Abersee"

The Aberse local history museum Lipphaus at the Breitenbachbauer in Strobl dates from around 1500 and is first mentioned in a document as Prayttenbach von der straß in 1540.

The name "Lipphaus" comes from "Philippus" Eisl, who purchased the house in 1574, making it a feeder of the Breitenbach estate.

In 1899, the former flat roof was replaced by a split gable roof with a shed on both the east and west sides.

The Lipphaus was inhabited until 1977, after which it was converted into a museum by the "Aberseer Museumsverein", which had been founded in the meantime, and opened in 1978 as the "Aberseer Heimatmuseum Lipphaus". The building was not altered in its masonry, nor in the window and door openings, nor were any changes made to the room layout. During the adaptation, it was also possible to uncover the rustic ornaments on the upper edge of the wall and on the wall edges of the outer facade, as well as the framing of the door and window flaps.

Gradually, the museum was equipped with exhibits.

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