Barabás Jánosné Gaál Terézia leaves her husband and wanders from his house of Márkosfalva all along to Dálnok, to her family home, with her 6 months old child, Barabás Miklós in her arms. This exact house exists no more, instead on it’s place lies a newer (“no less than” 170 years old) hall, which was built by this legendary rebellious woman’s great-uncle, after three and a half decades from the memorable breaking of the bread. The Gaál Mansion, set up in 1844 reflects prosperity, comfort but also secler temperance: instead of ostentative luxury, they created a place ideal for a family and their assistants. With a built in open-fireplace, Gaál Miklós set up a family home suitable for a comforatble living.