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Kokora Kockora

Kokora manor was founded in 1734 on land taken from Alatskivi manor. In the 1700s it belonged to the Kirchers, later to the Schultzes, and from the late 1800s to the Rathlefs; the last owner was Martha von Rathlef. In the early 1800s a long one-story Classical timber house was built. A portico on four round columns graced its center, and triangular pediments topped the windows.

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Built / first recorded
early 1800s
Style
Classicism
Condition
Awaiting rescue
County
Tartu County · Peipsiääre
German name
Kockora
Today
Only the right-hand part of the house survives, and the central portico has been moved, slightly altered, to the end of the building. The house is privately owned. Few outbuildings remain, and those are altered or decaying.

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Photos through time

Classical stove in the Kokora manor house, 1922
1922 · Classical stove in the Kokora manor house
Friedrich von Wolff · Eesti Rahva Muuseum, ERM TM Fk 1760 · ©
Kokora manor house, 1922
1922 · Kokora manor house
Friedrich von Wolff · Eesti Rahva Muuseum, ERM TM Fk 1761 · ©
Kokora manor, 2025, 2025
2025 · Kokora manor, 2025
Olari Pilnik · CC BY-SA 4.0
Kokora manor, 2025, 2025
2025 · Kokora manor, 2025
Olari Pilnik · CC BY-SA 4.0
Kokora manor, 2025, 2025
2025 · Kokora manor, 2025
Olari Pilnik · CC BY-SA 4.0

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