Manor
Hermani Manor
Hermani mõis · German: Hermannshof
Hermani, also called Vana-Käsukonna, was born as a dowry. In 1798 Hermann Karl von Vietinghoff split it off from his Adavere estate, and it passed with his daughter Helene Luise to her husband Bernhard Caspar von Stackelberg; it then went from father to son in the Stackelberg family. The long, one-storey wooden manor house was probably built straight after the estate was founded, and people still live in it today. The manor once stood right beside the Tallinn–Tartu highway, but when the road was straightened in the 1960s it was left a couple of hundred metres to the east.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Hermani ehk Vana-Käsukonna mõis sündis kaasavarana. 1798. aastal eraldas Hermann Karl von Vietinghoff selle oma Adavere mõisast ja see läks tütre Helene Luisega tema abikaasale Bernhard Caspar von Stackelbergile; edasi päris mõisa Stackelbergide suguvõsas poeg isalt. Pikk ühekorruseline puidust peahoone ehitati ilmselt kohe pärast mõisa rajamist ja seal elatakse praegugi. Mõis asus kunagi otse Tallinna–Tartu maantee ääres, kuid kui teed 1960. aastatel õgvendati, jäi see maanteest paarsada meetrit itta.
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