Manor
Saue Manor
Saue took its German name, Friedrichshof, in 1786 from Friedrich Hermann von Fersen, who built the two-storey baroque stone house in the last quarter of the 18th century, probably designed by Johann Schultz. Building plunged him into debt; he sold the estate to von Rehbinder of Saku, yet he lived on at Saue until his death in 1798. After the 1919 land reform the Republic of Estonia gave the manor to the naval officer Johannes Erm for his distinction in the War of Independence. After the war it served as an old people's home, a hospital and the town hall. In 1981 a film about Viktor Kingissepp was shot here.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Saue mõis sai saksakeelse nime Friedrichshof 1786. aastal Friedrich Hermann von Ferseni järgi, kes ehitas 18. sajandi viimasel veerandil kahekorruselise barokse kivihäärberi, arvatavasti Johann Schultzi kavandi järgi. Ehitus ajas ta võlgadesse ja ta pidi mõisa müüma Saku mõisnikule von Rehbinderile, kuid elas Sauel kuni oma surmani 1798. aastal. Pärast 1919. aasta maareformi kinkis Eesti Vabariik mõisa Vabadussõjas silma paistnud mereväeohvitserile Johannes Ermile. Pärast sõda olid majas vanadekodu, haigla ja linnavalitsus. 1981. aastal filmiti siin stseene telefilmist Viktor Kingissepast.