Manor
Tammiku Manor
Tammiku mõis · German: Tammik
The dam estate (German k Dammik) was separated from the Tuhala estate in the early 17th century. Back then, the estate belonged to the Delwigs, while from 1676 the Taubes. From 1720, the estate was in the hands of the noble family of the von Mohrenschilds. The last owner of the estate before the 1919 transfer was Richard von Fersen. The one-storey, old-balt-plan stone main building of the estate was probably built at the end of the 18th century. The building was characterized by a central coat chimney. In the 19th century the building was extended from the right-hand end. Several outbuildings were also erected near the main building. The main building was burned during the 1905 uprising. Later, the building was restored in pre-combustion volume, but without a coat chimney and in a slightly modified appearance. In the 1960s, the manor house remained in ruins again, with only walls preserved from it in modern times.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Tammiku mõis (saksa k Tammik ) eraldati Tuhala mõisast 17. sajandi algul. Tollal kuulus mõis Delwigitele, alates 1676. aastast aga Taubedele. Alates 1720. aastast oli mõis von Mohrenschildtide aadlisuguvõsa kätes. Mõisa viimane omanik enne 1919. aasta võõrandamist oli Richard von Fersen. Mõisa ühekorruseline vanabalti planeeringuga kivist peahoone ehitati arvatavasti 18. sajandi lõpus. Hoonet iseloomustas keskne mantelkorsten. 19. sajandil pikendati hoonet parempoolsest otsast. Peahoone lähedusse püstitati ka mitmeid kõrvalhooneid. 1905. aasta ülestõusu käigus peahoone põletati. Hiljem taastati hoone põlemiseelses mahus, kuid ilma mantelkorstnata ning veidi muudetud välimuses. 1960tel aastatel jäi mõisahoone uuesti varemetesse, kaasajal on sellest säilinud vaid müürid.
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