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Historic building · 1750

Kärde rahumajake

In the south-west corner of Kärde manor park in Jõgeva county stands a small log cabin where, tradition says, the peace treaty between Russia and Sweden was signed in 1661. More likely the treaty was signed in some larger log building, perhaps a threshing barn, and when it decayed, probably in the 18th century, the best surviving logs were used to build this little house. Many rotten parts were replaced in the 20th century, so at best only a few wall logs may actually date from 1661.

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

Eesti keeles

Jõgevamaal Kärde mõisa pargi edelaserval seisab väike palktare, kus pärimuse järgi sõlmiti 1661. aastal Venemaa ja Rootsi vaheline rahuleping. Tõenäolisemalt sõlmiti leping mõnes suuremas palkhoones, võib-olla rehetares, ja kui see arvatavasti 18. sajandil lagunes, ehitati selle tervematest palkidest see tareke. 20. sajandil vahetati palju lagunenud osi uute vastu, nii et 1661. aastast võivad pärineda parimal juhul mõned seinapalgid.

Map of the area around Kärde rahumajake
58.85016° N, 26.28033° E · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%A4rde_rahumajake ↗

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