Manor
Pikaküla Manor
German: Langendorf
Pikaküla's manor house went on a journey. The Ungern-Sternbergs had built a stately two-storey wooden house here, but in the 1920s, after the estate was expropriated, the building was taken apart piece by piece, carried to the town of Paide and put back together there. Earlier the manor had belonged to the Wartmann family until 1760, when Carl Gustaf von Baranoff, owner of neighbouring Purdi, bought it for 3,000 roubles. The old manor centre lies in today's Pikaküla village.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Pikaküla mõisa peahoone tegi läbi teekonna. Ungern-Sternbergid olid siia ehitanud esindusliku kahekorruselise puidust härrastemaja, kuid 1920. aastatel, pärast mõisa võõrandamist, võeti hoone osadeks lahti, veeti Paidesse ja pandi seal uuesti kokku. Varem kuulus mõis Wartmannidele kuni 1760. aastani, mil naabruses asuva Purdi mõisa omanik Carl Gustaf von Baranoff selle 3000 rubla eest ära ostis. Endine mõisasüda jääb tänapäeva Pikaküla küla alale.