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Founded: 1782-1789Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Estonia
Historical period: Part of the Russian Empire (Estonia)
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Leonid Romanov (8 months ago)
"The stone manor house was built in 1782-1789. The last wave of construction was completed by 1810. Serious reconstructions in the mid-1820s were made by Count Karl Friedrich von Toll, following the example of St. Petersburg. The manor still looks like this. In 1919, the estate was nationalized. Today, Koeru Secondary School operates here."
"The stone manor house was built in 1782-1789. The last wave of construction was completed by 1810. Serious reconstructions in the mid-1820s were made by Count Karl Friedrich von Toll, following the example of St. Petersburg. The manor still looks like this. In 1919, the estate was nationalized. Today, Koeru Secondary School operates here."
Peenmehaanik (8 months ago)
Nice place and even nicer people! The cafe's lard cake alone is worth the entrance + the very awesomely restored manor school!
Nice place and even nicer people! The cafe's lard cake alone is worth the entrance + the very awesomely restored manor school!
Valentina Sagar (9 months ago)
The last owner of the estate was Count Evgeny Nikolaevich von Toll (1870-1929), he was in the service of the tsar, the son of Lieutenant General Nikolai von Toll (1819 - 1880). Retired colonel. The manor can be visited with a guided tour as part of the Unustadud mõisad Forgotten Manor project. The manor has been restored, on the first floor there is a music school, on the second floor there is an elementary school.
The last owner of the estate was Count Evgeny Nikolaevich von Toll (1870-1929), he was in the service of the tsar, the son of Lieutenant General Nikolai von Toll (1819 - 1880). Retired colonel. The manor can be visited with a guided tour as part of the Unustadud mõisad Forgotten Manor project. The manor has been restored, on the first floor there is a music school, on the second floor there is an elementary school.
lenne mölder (4 years ago)
The school where I started school.
The school where I started school.
Arnold Rutto (Apsny) (4 years ago)
Aruküla manor was a knight's manor in Koeru parish in Järva County. Nowadays, the manor is located in the territory of Järva municipality in Järva county, 1 km from Koeru, Koeru Mary Magdalene Church. Aruküla manor (Arroküll in German) was built in the first half of the 17th century. In addition to the classicist main building (built in the 1830s), the manor ensemble includes a government building, a cellar and a classicist well house (on the square in front of the main building). The main building, the well house, the park surrounding the main building and the chapel of the Tolli family 0.5 km south of the mansion are protected. The school has been located in the main building since 1920. Currently, there is a primary school section of Koeru Secondary School and Koeru Music School. The school belongs to the Järva County Manor School Association. The school also uses the government building
Aruküla manor was a knight's manor in Koeru parish in Järva County. Nowadays, the manor is located in the territory of Järva municipality in Järva county, 1 km from Koeru, Koeru Mary Magdalene Church. Aruküla manor (Arroküll in German) was built in the first half of the 17th century. In addition to the classicist main building (built in the 1830s), the manor ensemble includes a government building, a cellar and a classicist well house (on the square in front of the main building). The main building, the well house, the park surrounding the main building and the chapel of the Tolli family 0.5 km south of the mansion are protected. The school has been located in the main building since 1920. Currently, there is a primary school section of Koeru Secondary School and Koeru Music School. The school belongs to the Järva County Manor School Association. The school also uses the government building
