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Holdre Manor

Holdre mõis · German: Hollershof

Holdre's manor house is a rare Art Nouveau building, completed in 1910 to a design by Otto Wildau for the von Ditmar family, who lost it only nine years later in the 1919 expropriation. The 'castle' then became a school and the centre of the new Holdre rural municipality, and lessons continued until spring 1961. In late Soviet times it served as a pioneer camp for the Ministry of Motor Transport and Highways. Now privately owned, it gained a new purpose on 20 July 2022, when a piano museum with 35 instruments opened inside.

Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today

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Holdre mõisa peahoone on haruldane juugendstiilis ehitis, mis valmis 1910. aastal Otto Wildau projekti järgi von Ditmaritele, kes kaotasid selle juba üheksa aastat hiljem 1919. aasta võõrandamisega. Seejärel sai lossist kool ja uue Holdre valla keskus ning õppetöö jätkus 1961. aasta kevadeni. Nõukogude aja lõpus oli siin Autotranspordi ja Maanteede Ministeeriumi pioneerilaager. Nüüd eraomandis hoone sai uue sisu 20. juulil 2022, kui seal avati 35 eksponaadiga klaverimuuseum.

Map of the area around Holdre Manor
57.94392° N, 25.74035° E · Helme parish · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://mois.ee/mois/holdre ↗

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