Manor
Saha Manor
German: Saage
Saha is best known for its chapel. A chapel site here is already mentioned in the Danish census book of 1241, and tradition says the chapel was built by a Dane, Nicol Tuwe, in thanks for being saved from shipwreck. The chapel that survives was built in the second quarter of the 15th century, at the same time as Pirita convent and St Canute's Guild house in Tallinn. The manor itself, first recorded in 1349, had a single-storey historicist stone house on a high plinth, which was burned down in 1905 and never rebuilt.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Saha on tuntud eelkõige kabeli poolest. Kabelikoht on märgitud juba 1241. aasta Taani hindamisraamatus ning pärimuse järgi ehitas kabeli taanlane Nicol Tuwe tänuks merehädast pääsemise eest. Säilinud kabel ehitati 15. sajandi teisel veerandil, samal ajal kui Pirita klooster ja Kanuti gildi maja Tallinnas. Mõisal, mida on esmamainitud 1349. aastal, oli kõrgel soklil ühekorruseline historitsistlik kivist peahoone, mis põletati 1905. aastal maha ja mida enam ei taastatud.