Manor · 1250
Kloostri Manor
German: Klosterhof
Kloostri was a rare survivor from Swedish times. In 1611 King Charles IX gave the estate to Johann von Derfelden, and in the mid-17th century the Derfeldens built a stately two-storey baroque stone house here. Remarkably, it stood almost unaltered for nearly three centuries, until 1939, when the wooden parts of the empty building were pulled down. The stone walls remain as a ruin, cleared of brush in the 1990s, and they give a rare idea of what a manor of the Swedish era looked like before later rebuildings swept such houses away elsewhere.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Kloostri mõis oli haruldane rootsiaegne säilik. 1611. aastal kinkis kuningas Karl IX mõisa Johann von Derfeldenile ning 17. sajandi keskel ehitasid Derfeldenid siia esindusliku kahekorruselise barokse kivist peahoone. Märkimisväärselt püsis see peaaegu muutmata kujul ligi kolm sajandit, kuni 1939. aastani, mil tühjalt seisnud hoone puitosad lammutati. Kivimüürid on varemetena alles – 1990. aastatel puhastati need võsast – ning annavad haruldase pildi sellest, milline nägi välja Rootsi aja mõis enne hilisemaid ümberehitusi.