Manor
Peningi Manor
Peningi mõis · German: Penningby
Peningi in Harju-Jaani parish became independent in 1686 and long belonged to the Baranoff family, who built its two-storey late-baroque house in the later 18th century. In the revolution of 1905 the house was burned, and the rebels killed its owner, Arthur von Baranoff. Only one other landowner, Otto von Budberg in Kirbla, was killed that year, and the punitive expeditions took cruel revenge. The Schillings rebuilt the house after 1907. Later a school and a collective farm office, it fell into ruin after the 1990s; restored by a new owner, it opened to visitors as a small cultural manor in summer 2020.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Harju-Jaani kihelkonna Peningi mõis sai iseseisvaks 1686. aastal ja kuulus kaua Baranoffidele, kes ehitasid 18. sajandi teisel poolel kahekorruselise hilisbarokse peahoone. 1905. aasta revolutsioonis põletati maja maha ning ülestõusnud tapsid mõisniku Arthur von Baranoffi. Peale selle tapeti sel aastal vaid üks mõisnik, Otto von Budberg Kirblas, ning karistussalgad maksid julmalt kätte. Schillingid ehitasid maja pärast 1907. aastat uuesti üles. Hiljem oli siin kool ja kolhoosi osakonnakeskus, 1990. aastatest lagunes hoone varemeiks; uue omaniku taastatuna avati see 2020. aasta suvel külastajatele kammerliku kultuurimõisana.
Source: https://mois.ee/mois/peningi ↗