Manor
Tuudi Manor
Tuudi mõis · German: Tuttomäggi
Tuudi in Karuse parish was founded in the 17th century and first appears in 1688 as Tuttameggi; in the 18th century it long belonged to the Gersdorffs, and its last owner was Konstantin Edler von Rennenkampff. Its main house is a remarkably old-fashioned building: a two-storey stone house with a tall hipped roof, two mantel chimneys and a three-storey central projection with a triangular pediment. It has been dated to the 18th century, but it may partly or even wholly go back to the late 17th. After the Second World War it served as the office of the Tuudi collective farm, and in the 1990s briefly as a primary school.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Karuse kihelkonna Tuudi mõis rajati 17. sajandil ja esineb esmakordselt 1688. aastal nime all Tuttameggi; 18. sajandil kuulus see pikalt Gersdorffidele ja viimane omanik oli Konstantin Edler von Rennenkampff. Peahoone on märkimisväärselt vanamoeline: kahekorruseline kõrge kelpkatuse ja kahe mantelkorstnaga kivimaja, mille kolmekorruselisel keskrisaliidil on kolmnurkfrontoon. Seda on dateeritud 18. sajandisse, kuid see võib osaliselt või isegi tervikuna pärineda 17. sajandi lõpust. Pärast Teist maailmasõda oli hoones Tuudi kolhoosi kontor ja 1990. aastatel lühikest aega algkool.
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