Manor · 1650
Joala Manor
Joala manor lay on the Narva river, and its land became the birthplace of one of the largest factories in the Russian Empire. Already in the 18th century the manor's sawmill, with twelve saw frames cutting 300–400 logs a day, was among the biggest in Russia. In 1819 Paul Momma leased the old sawmill and founded a cloth mill, and in 1857 the Kreenholm Manufactory was established on Joala land. In 1880 the Kreenholm company bought the manor itself. Owner Georg von Cramer donated land for the Narva Alexander church, begun in 1881. Of the manor, only a grain drier survives, in the Kreenholm district of Narva.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Joala mõis asus Narva jõe ääres ja selle maadest sai alguse üks Vene impeeriumi suurimaid vabrikuid. Juba 18. sajandil oli mõisa saeveski, mille 12 saeraami saagisid ööpäevas 300–400 palki, üks Venemaa suuremaid. 1819. aastal rentis Paul Momma vana saeveski ja asutas kalevivabriku ning 1857. aastal rajati Joala maadele Kreenholmi Manufaktuur. 1880. aastal ostis Kreenholmi ühisus ka mõisa enda. Omanik Georg von Cramer kinkis maa Narva Aleksandri kirikule, mille ehitus algas 1881. aastal. Mõisast on säilinud vaid kuivati Narva Kreenholmi linnaosas.