Manor
Kammeri Manor
Kammeri mõis · German: Duckershof
Kammeri takes its German name, Duckershof, from the Dücker family who owned it in the mid-16th century; later came the Fersens, Rennenkampffs, Helmersens and, from 1856 to 1919, the von Stadens. In 1803 the geologist Gregor von Helmersen, who went on to map the mineral resources of the Russian Empire, was born here. After 1919 the one-storey stone manor house of the late 18th century became a school. The old house was pulled down in 2009, and a new school building was put up on the same spot, where Kammeri School still teaches today.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Kammeri mõis on saanud saksakeelse nime Duckershof 16. sajandi keskel seda valdanud Dückerite järgi; hiljem kuulus see Fersenitele, Rennenkampffidele, Helmersenidele ning 1856–1919 von Stadenitele. 1803. aastal sündis siin geoloog Gregor von Helmersen, kes uuris hiljem Vene impeeriumi maavarasid. Pärast 1919. aastat sai 18. sajandi lõpu ühekorruselisest kivist peahoonest kool. Vana hoone lammutati 2009. aastal ja samasse kohta ehitati uus koolimaja, kus tegutseb Kammeri Kool tänaseni.
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