Manor
Roela Manor
Roela mõis · German: Rojel
Roela in Palamuse parish, today known as Voore to avoid confusion with Roela in Virumaa, belonged from 1725 until 1919 to the Liphart family. In the 1850s and 60s they built a large, two-storey manor house with a tower at its right end, its back facing a lovely lake, and most of the farm buildings stood on the far shore. The house burned down on 31 July 1941 during the Battle of Roela, one of the clashes of the Second World War in Estonia. Its grand ruins stood for decades until they were largely demolished in the 1970s; today only the tower section and overgrown foundations remain.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Palamuse kihelkonna Roela mõis, mida tänapäeval tuntakse Virumaa Roelaga segiajamise vältimiseks Voore nime all, kuulus 1725. aastast 1919. aastani Liphartidele. 1850.–60. aastatel ehitasid nad suure kahekorruselise peahoone, mille paremat otsa kaunistas torn ja mille tagakülg avanes kaunile järvele; enamik majandushooneid asus teisel kaldal. Maja põles maha 31. juulil 1941 Roela lahingus, ühes Teise maailmasõja kokkupõrgetest Eestis. Suurejoonelised varemed seisid aastakümneid, kuni need 1970. aastatel enamjaolt lammutati; alles on vaid torniosa ja võsastunud vundamendid.
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