Gudbrandsgård and Veslegård in Sudndalen
In Sudndalen are Gudbrandsgård and Veslegård, both of which are protected. The houses were built between 1760 and 1860 and are typical of an old mountain farm.
The tuna is close to each other and is surrounded by a traditional agricultural landscape with former fields, meadows and pastures, and a large element of clearing mounds. The tunas are varieties of the square tuna with a somewhat irregular shape.
The yard at Gudbrandsgard today consists of ten listed houses: A living room, attic, two attics, a firehouse, a barn, a stable with wood, a four-year-old sauna and a smithy. The houses were probably built in the period 1760-1870.
The yard at veslegard today consists of eleven listed houses: Loft room, post house, firehouse, barn, stable, stable with wood, barn, sheep stable, bowls, sauna and smithy, as well as a farmhouse from 1900 and a farm building from 1963. The oldest house is the post house, probably built around 1750. The loft was built in 1771, the other houses were mainly built in the early 1800s.
The yard at Gudbrandsgard today consists of ten listed houses: A living room, attic, two attics, a firehouse, a barn, a stable with wood, a four-year-old sauna and a smithy. The houses were probably built in the period 1760-1870.
The yard at veslegard today consists of eleven listed houses: Loft room, post house, firehouse, barn, stable, stable with wood, barn, sheep stable, bowls, sauna and smithy, as well as a farmhouse from 1900 and a farm building from 1963. The oldest house is the post house, probably built around 1750. The loft was built in 1771, the other houses were mainly built in the early 1800s.