Manor
Kabala Manor
Kabala mõis · German: Kabbal
Kabala's three-storey manor house was finished in 1774 for Baron Hans von Uexküll, with service rooms below, grand rooms on the middle floor and colourful baroque tiled stoves, and a baroque garden ringed by limes behind. On 4 February 1891 the runner Jüri Lossmann, later Olympic marathon silver medallist, was born on the estate. In the autumn of 1905 the house served as headquarters for the landlords' self-defence force during the revolutionary unrest. A school has worked here since 1923, and today the house is part of Retla-Kabala school, while the old steward's house holds the village hall and library.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Kabala kolmekorruseline peahoone valmis 1774. aastal parun Hans von Uexküllile: all majandusruumid, teisel korrusel esindusruumid ja värvilistest reljeefsetest kahhelkividest barokkahjud, maja taga pärnaalleega ümbritsetud barokkaed. 4. veebruaril 1891 sündis mõisas pikamaajooksja Jüri Lossmann, hilisem olümpia maratonihõbeda võitja. 1905. aasta sügisel asus majas revolutsioonirahutuste ajal mõisnike omakaitse staap. Alates 1923. aastast on hoones tegutsenud kool ning praegu on see Retla-Kabala Kooli õppekoht; vanas valitsejamajas asuvad rahvamaja ja raamatukogu.
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