Kunda Manor Ruins

Kunda, Estonia

The estate was first mentioned in 1443. It has belonged to the Möllers, von Schwenghelms and also to von Girard de Soucanton's. The stately Early-Classical main building, erected in the estate in the 1770s, lies in ruins. Grand eclectic administrative buildings (mill, distillery, etc.) have been preserved.

Reference: Mois.ee

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