Manor
Uuemõisa Manor
Uuemõisa mõis · German: Neuenhof
Uuemõisa, on the edge of Haapsalu, was a bishop's manor in 1539 and later belonged to the De la Gardies. In 1716 Peter the Great gave it to Admiral Fyodor Apraksin, governor-general of Estonia, and in 1911 it was bought for 275,000 roubles by Princess Eugenie Shakhovskaya-Glebova-Streshneva, its last owner before expropriation. The two-storey late-classicist house was built in 1833. In the 1920s the architect Karl Burman remodelled it, adding long one-storey wings that made it an enormously long building. By the late 1970s it had fallen into ruin, but it was restored in the 1980s to Burman's design.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Haapsalu serval asuv Uuemõisa oli 1539. aastal piiskopimõis ja kuulus hiljem De la Gardiedele. 1716. aastal kinkis Peeter I selle Eestimaa kindralkubernerile admiral Fjodor Apraksinile ning 1911. aastal ostis selle 275 000 rubla eest vürstinna Jevgenija Šahhovskaja-Glebova-Strešneva, viimane omanik enne võõrandamist. Kahekorruseline järelklassitsistlik peahoone ehitati 1833. aastal. 1920. aastatel ehitas arhitekt Karl Burman selle ümber, lisades pikad ühekorruselised tiivad, nii et tekkis hiigelpikk hoone. 1970. aastate lõpuks oli see varemeis, kuid 1980. aastatel taastati see Burmani kavandatud kujul.