Manor
Ervita Manor
Ervita mõis · German: Erwita
Ervita, in Koeru parish, was held by the Strassburgs in the 17th century and later by the Knorrings, Saltzas and Wredes. Its most striking survivor is not the manor house but its windmill, protected as an architectural monument. After long years of decay the mill and the neighbouring granary were restored, and both received permission for use on 1 June 2012, the granary reborn as a museum. Behind them stood a long row of barns and stables, two of them of plastered limestone, and the classicist house from the early 19th century is still framed by maples, oaks and limes.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Koeru kihelkonna Ervita mõis kuulus 17. sajandil Strassburgidele ning hiljem Knorringitele, Saltzadele ja Wrededele. Kõige silmapaistvam säilinud ehitis pole aga peahoone, vaid arhitektuurimälestisena kaitstav tuuleveski. Pärast pikki lagunemisaastaid veski ja kõrvalasuv ait restaureeriti ning mõlemad said kasutusloa 1. juunil 2012, ait muuseumina. Nende taga paiknes pikk laudade ja tallide rida, millest kaks olid krohvitud paekivihooned, ning 19. sajandi esimese poole klassitsistlikku peahoonet ümbritsevad endiselt vahtrad, tammed ja pärnad.
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