Dēliņi farmstead (Q5582): Difference between revisions
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Ieva.Pigozne (talk | contribs) Changed [en] description: a farmstead, constructed between 1819 and late 19th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa on the Livonian (Baltic) coast. It reached its current form around 1870, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in 1971. |
Ieva.Pigozne (talk | contribs) Changed [en] description: a farmstead, constructed between 1819 and late 19th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa on the Livonian (Baltic) coast. It reached its current form around 1870, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum in 1971. |
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a farmstead, constructed between 1819 and late 19th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa on the Livonian (Baltic) coast. It reached its current form around 1870, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in 1971. | a farmstead, constructed between 1819 and late 19th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa on the Livonian (Baltic) coast. It reached its current form around 1870, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum in 1971. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:27, 12 September 2026
a farmstead, constructed between 1819 and late 19th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa on the Livonian (Baltic) coast. It reached its current form around 1870, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum in 1971.
- Delini homestead
- Livonian farmstead
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Dēliņi farmstead |
a farmstead, constructed between 1819 and late 19th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa on the Livonian (Baltic) coast. It reached its current form around 1870, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum in 1971. |
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