Manor
Oru Manor
Oru mõis · German: Orrenhof
The valley estate (German k Orrenhof) was separated as an independent unit in 1663 from the Tuhala estate . In the 17th century, the estate belonged to the von Ullrichs. In the 18th century, the Valley was owned by both von Ullrichs, Pilar von Pilchaude and von Reuters. Also in the 19th century the estate changed owners very often - they were both von Tiesenhausen, von Stenbocks, von Breverns, von Helffreichs, von Igelströms, von Ungern-Sternbergs, Falcks and von Kotzebue. In 1898, the estate was acquired by the owners of the Tuhala estate von Lilienfeld-Toalid, with which the Valley turned into a secondary estate in Tuhala. In their hands, the estate remained until the 1919 dispossession. Two-storey mansion main building with a simple exterior shape? first floor of stone, second of wood? have been built after the burning of 1905. The stone walls on the first floor of the building come from a pre-burning building, probably built in several parts from the 18th to 19th centuries.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Oru mõis (saksa k Orrenhof ) eraldati iseseisva üksusena 1663. aastal Tuhala mõisast . 17. sajandil kuulus mõis von Ullrichidele. 18. sajandil oli Oru nii von Ullrichide, Pilar von Pilchaude kui ka von Reuternite omanduses. Ka 19. sajandil vahetas mõis vägagi tihti omanikke - nendeks olid nii von Tiesenhausenid, von Stenbockid, von Brevernid, von Helffreichid, von Igelströmid, von Ungern-Sternbergid, Falckid kui ka von Kotzebued. 1898. aastal omandasid mõisa Tuhala mõisa omanikud von Lilienfeld-Toalid, millega Oru muutus Tuhala kõrvalmõisaks. Nende kätte jäi mõis kuni 1919. aasta võõrandamiseni. Lihtsa väliskujuga kahekorruseline mõisa peahoone ? esimene korrus kivist, teine puust ? on ehitatud peale 1905. aasta põletamist. Hoone esimese korruse kivimüürid pärinevad põletamiseelsest hoonest, mis on ehitatud arvatavasti mitmes osas 18.-19. sajandil.
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