Memorial or cemetery
Monument to Alexander III
At Pullapää near Haapsalu stands a small Russian-Byzantine monument of Vasalemma marble with three onion domes, raised to Emperor Alexander III, who liked to come here when visiting Haapsalu. It was the initiative of Prince Yengalychev, head of the Estonian border guard brigade, and was unveiled on 25 January 1896. A metal relief in its niche showed the emperor roasting potatoes by a campfire. The monument was damaged in the 1917 revolution and long neglected, though its main body survived. Restoration began in 2006, funded by the Estonian state, with missing dolomite drums and cast-iron domes made anew.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Haapsalu lähedal Pullapääl seisab väike vene-bütsantsi stiilis Vasalemma marmorist monument kolme sibulkupliga, püstitatud keiser Aleksander III-le, kes armastas Haapsalus viibides siin käia. Samba rajamise algatas Eestimaa piirivalvebrigaadi ülem vürst Jengalõtšev ja see avati 25. jaanuaril 1896. Nišis olnud metallreljeef kujutas keisrit lõkke ääres kartuleid küpsetamas. 1917. aasta revolutsiooni ajal sammast lõhuti ja see jäi pikaks ajaks hooleta, kuid põhiosa säilis. 2006. aastal alustati riigi rahaga restaureerimist ning puuduvad dolomiittamburid ja malmkuplid valmistati uuesti.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleksander_III_m%C3%A4lestussammas ↗