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Ilpla Manor

Ilpla mõis · German: Ilpel

Ilpla was founded in the mid-18th century on land left empty by the Great Northern War. From 1873 it belonged to the von Sass family, among them the artist Oswald Heinrich von Sass, who painted the altarpiece of the Ascension in nearby Püha church. The house is typical of Saaremaa in the later 18th century: a heavy one-storey stone building under a tall hipped roof with a great mantel chimney, once thatched with reed. A village school worked here, with breaks, from 1919 to 1965; in 1940 it had to move out when soldiers were quartered in the house. Today it holds flats.

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

Eesti keeles

Ilpla mõis rajati 18. sajandi keskel Põhjasõjast tühjaks jäänud maadele. Alates 1873. aastast kuulus see von Sassidele, nende seas kunstnik Oswald Heinrich von Sassile, kes maalis lähedal asuva Püha kiriku altarimaali „Jeesuse taevaminek“. Peahoone on 18. sajandi teisele poolele omane Saaremaa ehitis: massiivne ühekorruseline kivimaja kõrge kelpkatuse ja suure mantelkorstnaga, algselt roogkatusega. Vaheaegadega tegutses siin aastail 1919–1965 küla kool; 1940. aastal pidi see välja kolima, sest majja paigutati sõjaväelased. Tänapäeval on hoones korterid.

Map of the area around Ilpla Manor
58.28904° N, 22.65338° E · Püha parish · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://mois.ee/mois/ilpla ↗

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