Stolphuset er frå Myhren på Sundre. Dette stod opphavleg i det gamle tunet på Myhren, men vart flutt med tunet i åra 1908-10, og påbygd til loft. Og slik stod det då gardstunet skulle utslettast, grunna kommunal regulering i 1960-åra. Då stova vart flytt til museet i 1982, valde ein å sette oppatt huset slik det var opphavleg. Det har to dører, og det var ikkje vanleg i Ål.
Den lange hella framanfor er og frå Myren. Ho låg over inngangen til møkjakjellaren, og var opphavleg funne nede i elvegrøtet, fortalde Knut Myhren f. 1899 (Hella rauk tvert av med di sama ho vart lagt på sin nye plass).
ENGLISH:
The Stolphus is from Myhren in Sundre. Originally, it stood in the old farmyard at Myhren but was moved along with the farmyard buildings during 1908–1910 and was extended with a loft. It remained like this when the farmyard was slated for demolition due to municipal regulations in the 1960s. When the house was moved to the museum in 1982, it was decided to reconstruct it to its original form. The house has two doors, which was uncommon in Ål.
The long flat stone in front is also from Myhren. It lay over the entrance to the manure cellar and was originally found down in the riverbed, as told by Knut Myhren, born 1899. (The stone broke immediately when it was placed in its new position.)
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