Manor
Salla Manor
German: Sall
In the north-west corner of Salla manor park grew the Plettenberg oak, five metres round and seventeen metres tall. Tradition held that it had been planted by Wolter von Plettenberg, the famous master of the Livonian Order around 1500. The great tree fell in storms in the second half of the 20th century, but its memory was kept alive: in 2002 a wooden sculpture called the Plettenberg Knight, carved from the fallen oak, was set up in the park. In Soviet times the manor house held the Salla eight-year school.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Salla mõisapargi loodenurgas kasvas Plettenbergi tamm, mille ümbermõõt oli viis meetrit ja kõrgus seitseteist meetrit. Pärimuse järgi istutanud selle Liivi ordumeister Wolter von Plettenberg, kes valitses umbes 1500. aasta paiku. Hiiglaslik puu murdus 20. sajandi teisel poolel tormides, kuid selle mälestus säilis: 2002. aastal püstitati parki langenud tammest tehtud puuskulptuur „Plettenbergi rüütel”. Nõukogude ajal tegutses mõisahoones Salla 8-klassiline kool.