Ruila mõis

Ruila, Kernu, Harjumaa, 59.191199, 24.439266 59 ° 11 '28.32 ", 24 ° 26' 21.36" The first mention of the manor is dated 1417 year. In the Middle Ages, the manor was a resident of the city of Tallinn. Since 1622 the estate was in the possession of von Ulrichov. In the 17th century other estates were separated from the huge estate. From 1814 to 1939 the estate belonged to von Bremen. In 1859 the background of Bremen (presumably on the basis of an older building) was built a manor house, the first floor of which was stone, the second floor was wooden. From the Tallinn-Pärnu highway (between Yasmee and Kern, the modern road is straightened), there is a straight road 3 km long on the manor. Today in the master's house there is a school, in the stable there is a base of stable sport. In addition, the manor has preserved numerous secondary buildings and a large park. A park Already in 1816, on the estate plan, you can see that in the back of the manor house appeared alleys with trees in a regular style. In the drained part of the river, islands appeared. On the plan of 1883, we see a park with free planning.

Beautiful well-maintained manor house in Ruila Primary School.

Nice memories.

Beautiful school