Lokuta mõis

Lokuta, Türi vald, Järvamaa, 58.821319, 25.400691 58 ° 49 '16.75 ", 25 ° 24' 2.49" The first mention of the manor is dated 1460 year. The last owner of the manor until 1919 was Georg Rausch von Traubengg. A single-story brick manor house was built on the manor in 1875-88. The structure of the building changed in the 20th century has survived to the present, the first walls were plastered, the view of the window frames was changed, the right-hand part of the building became two-storeyed. Now the building is a kindergarten Lokuta. The outbuildings were mainly rebuilt. The funeral chapel of the owner of the manor Rausch von Traubengga is located in Kytsley, 8 kilometers from the manor, in a southwesterly direction. The chapel was built in the neo-Gothic style at the moment is destroyed, only ruins remain from it, it is located a few hundred meters south of Kytsli manor, on the eastern edge of the modern quarry. Erroneously, this chapel was considered the chapel of the Cola manor.

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