Friesenmuseum Niebüll, Niebüll

The Frisian Museum Niebüll-Deezbüll is a local history museum located in the Niebüll district of Deezbüll in the form of a listed uthland Frisian longhouse.

The house, which is over 200 years old, was acquired in 1929 by the "Frisian Association for Niebüll, Deezbüll and the surrounding area" and is equipped with a collection of antiquities, which was started in the 19th century by the Niebüll pastor Friedrich August Feddersen and bequeathed to the association.

The pre-industrial house construction as well as the domestic living and economic life of the North Frisians are presented. For example, kitchen utensils and equipment for candle making and roofing are exhibited.