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Keblaste Manor

Keblaste is the birthplace of Jakob Johann von Uexküll, the biologist who became one of the founders of comparative physiology and zoosemiotics, the study of how animals perceive and signal. The manor itself had a short life in its present place: its buildings were finished in 1799, but after 1905 the estate was neglected, the last valuable fittings were carried off in 1917, and in 1924 the limestone manor house was sold as building material. By the early 1970s only a small part of its wing survived, adapted as a farmhouse. Half of the Uexkülls' round stables, the steward's house and a windmill remain.

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

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Keblaste mõisas sündis Jakob Johann von Uexküll, bioloog, kellest sai üks võrdleva füsioloogia ja zoosemiootika – loomade tajumise ja märgisüsteemide uurimise – rajajaid. Mõis ise elas praeguses kohas lühikest elu: hooned valmisid 1799. aastal, kuid pärast 1905. aastat jäeti mõis hooletusse, viimased väärtuslikud ehitusdetailid viidi ära 1917. aastal ja 1924. aastal müüdi paekivist peahoone ehitusmaterjaliks. 1970. aastate alguseks oli sellest alles vaid väike osa tiivast, mis oli kohandatud taluelamuks. Säilinud on pool Uexküllide ringtallidest, valitsejamaja ja tuuleveski.

Map of the area around Keblaste Manor
58.61250° N, 24.09389° E · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keblaste_mõis ↗

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