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In English

Buildings

Linneryd is a countryside idyll in Småland with fenced meadows, old stone walls and ”hamlade” (leaf gathered to be used as animal food) trees.
Buildings and outbuildings in the way they used to be in the good old days. Guidning in meadows and pastures as well as in buildings by appointment.To enhance the cultural value of farmland, efforts began in 1998 to restore and rebuild the buildings that belong to the small-scale agriculture. The farm has a twin cabin from 1817, wood and cart shed and barn, all are of older vintage. There is also an old storehouse that houses the cellar, the farmhands chamber, larder and toilet, the storehouse has a second floor designed for grain storage. The farm also has a wash-house, an separate food cellar and four meadow barns, re-created after the old model from Linneryd. Twin cabin was left on its original location at the final change in 1873, and it has since 1998 been restored in stages. It has the exterior facade and appearance as it had at the turn of 1800-1900. Inside, the rooms will show different time periods.

Landscape architecture

Restoration work began in 1986, and it is still continued in the hilly countryside. Hayfields are recreated comprising approximately 30 hectares, and the running of the small fields, which are interspersed here and there, have resumed. In total there are 36 pieces of farmland spread over 8 hectares. Around these fields are approximately 350 pieces of stone mounds and 250 feet of stone walls.

The farmland has approximately 1200 meters of wooden fences and more than 100 trees have “hamlats” (leaf gathering used in animal feed).

Restoration work has given a successful outcome with an open and species-rich landscape with a sparse and diverse tree and shrub layer, and a well-preserved cultural heritage.

In 2004 the government decided that Linneryd would become a Natura 2000 site.

Stensjökvarn

Stensjökvarn consists of 16 buildings, which most are between 200 and 300 years old. The old residential houses, the old warehouse and the forge, they are all fine examples of well-preserved historic buildings.

The turbine was built in 1918 and has since then produced electricity to operate, among other things, the sawmill.
In the beginning it also provided Långserums entire village with power and after it’s renovation the old turbine works again.

But the area includes not only buildings and structures from the past centuries. There are also relics that testify that people have worked here for a long historical period. On the ground there are remains found from the Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age as well as from more recent times.
Parts of the farm are also a well-maintained Natura 2000 area with a lot of the old meadows and pastures flora preserved.

Guided tours by appointment.