Manor
Maidla Manor
Maidla mõis · German: Tockumbeck
The Maidla Manor (German k Tockumbeck) near the Cross-Virtsu Highway is founded in 1631. He is one of Estonia's five estates called Maidla (in German, they all bear different names). The one-storey and small but stylish baroque main building of the estate was built at the end of the 18th century. The one-storey semi-kelp roofed building is exemplified by the wide two-storey central part of one of the windows, in front of it by a loose roofed area. At the top of the center is a triangle fronton with an oval window. In the post-foreign, a local school moved into the main building, operating in the building until about 1970. Later, the building was in use in a number of functions, including as a holding office and grocery store. A fire that broke out in June 1985 turned the building into ruins. Currently, there are only walls left of the building. Some converted outbuildings, including a carriage shed, have also been preserved. The barn was destroyed in a fire in 1982.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Risti-Virtsu maantee lähedal asuv Maidla mõis (saksa k Tockumbeck ) on asutatud 1631. aastal. Ta on üks Eesti viiest Maidla-nimelisest mõisast (saksa keeles kannavad need kõik erinevaid nimesid). Mõisa ühekorruseline ja väike, kuid stiilne barokne peahoone ehitati 18. sajandi lõpul. Ühekorruselist poolkelpkatusega hoonet ilmestab ühe akna laiune kahekorruseline keskosa, selle ees lahtine katusealune. Keskosa tipus on ovaalaknaga kolmnurkfrontoon. Võõrandamisjärgselt kolis peahoonesse kohalik kool, mis tegutses hoones umbes 1970. aastani. Hiljem oli hoone kasutuses mitmetes funktsioonides, sh majandikontori ja toidupoena. 1985. aasta juunis puhkenud tulekahju muutis hoone varemeteks. Praegu on hoonest järel ainult müürid. Säilinud on ka mõned ümber ehitatud kõrvalhooned, sh tõllakuur. Ait hävis 1982. aastal tulekahjus.
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