Manor
Toolamaa Manor
Toolamaa mõis · German: Tolama
The Toolamaa estate (German k Tolama) became an independent economic unit in 1810. He used to be a cattle estate on the Räpina estate. The estate has been owned at various times by many owners; from 1875 until the 1919 dispossession he was owned by Ludwig Hammer. The main building of the estate is an archaic wooden building with a mansard roof on a high rock plinth. The building has been rated as originating from the early part of the 18th century. It has also been thought that at least some parts of the building date back to the 17th century. After the independence of the estate 1810, the building has been slightly rebuilt. A number of classicist outbuildings also date back to the 19th century, much of which is located along the road to the front of the main building. According to the historical distribution, the estate which belonged to the parish of Räpina in Võrumaa remains in the territory of the municipality of Räpina in the modern era.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Toolamaa mõis (saksa k Tolama ) sai iseseisvaks majandusüksuseks 1810. aastal. Varem oli ta Räpina mõisa karjamõis. Mõis on erinevatel aegadel kuulunud paljudele omanikele; alates 1875. aastast kuni 1919. aasta võõrandamiseni oli ta Ludwig Hammeri omanduses. Mõisa peahoone on kõrgel kivisoklil asuv mansardkatusega arhailine puitehitis. Hoonet on hinnatud pärinevaks 18. sajandi alguspoolest. On ka arvatud, et vähemalt mõned hooneosad pärinevad 17. sajandist. Peale mõisa iseseisvumist 1810 on hoonet veidi ümber ehitatud. 19. sajandist pärineb ka hulk klassitsistlikke kõrvalhooneid, millest suur osa paikneb peahoone ette suunduva tee ääres. Ajaloolise jaotuse järgi Võrumaale Räpina kihelkonda kuulunud mõis jääb kaasajal Põlvamaale Räpina valla territooriumile.
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