Manor · 1528
Heimtali Manor
German: Heimthal
Heimtali, once called Kurvitsa, belonged to the Sivers family from 1789 until 1919. Peter Reinhold von Sivers, who received it as his inheritance, designed the surviving main house himself, and the builders were recruited from among the local people. A later owner, Friedrich von Sivers, built an Art Nouveau house in 1910–1912 at nearby Peetri, the estate's cattle farm, to plans by Otto Wildau. After the land reform Heimtali became a state manor, and since 1932 a school has worked in the main house, continuing through the Soviet years when the land and buildings went to a state farm. Many of the old buildings have since disappeared.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Heimtali, varem Kurvitsa mõis, kuulus Siversitele 1789. aastast kuni 1919. aastani. Pärandina mõisa saanud Peter Reinhold von Sivers kavandas säilinud peahoone ise ning ehitajad värvati kohalike seast. Hilisem omanik Friedrich von Sivers ehitas aastatel 1910–1912 mõisa karjamõisale Peetrisse arhitekt Otto Wildau projekti järgi juugendstiilis peahoone. Pärast maareformi sai Heimtalist riigimõis ja 1932. aastast tegutseb peahoones kool, mis jätkas ka nõukogude ajal, kui maad ja hooned läksid riigimajandile. Paljud vanad hooned on tänaseks hävinud.