Manor · Lääne-Viru County · Vinni
Kulina Kullina
Kulina is recorded from 1546. The one-story Historicist wooden house was rebuilt in 1900 from an earlier house, probably from 1858. Before land reform the estate belonged to Arthur von Kirchten. The interiors and some exterior scenes of the film “Kevad südames” (Spring in the Heart) were shot here, and the manor inspired Erni Krusten’s novel “Noorte südamed” (Young Hearts).
Built / first recorded 1900
Style Historicism
Condition Standing
German name Kullina Today
The house held Kulina primary school until 1999 and is now privately owned.
Owners
Good to know The earlier house probably dated from 1858. The estate included a farmworkers’ house. Its German name was Kullina. Photos through time 1938 · Kulina manor (Kullina), the main housearchive · Kulina manorarchive · Kulina manorarchive · Kulina manorarchive · Kulina manorarchive · Kulina manor, the farmworkers’ house2012 · Kulina manor house, 2012Nearby
The buildings are stylized impressions, not surveyed models. Facts: mois.ee, Museum of Estonian Architecture, ERR, Wikipedia. Photos: MuIS and Wikimedia Commons, credited with each photo.
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