Manor · Valga County · Hargla parish
Taheva Taiwola
Taheva’s neo-baroque main house with its tower was completed in the early 1900s to a design by August Reinberg. A home for disabled children opened here in 1926, and the manor later became a tuberculosis sanatorium for children. The main house was destroyed in 1944.
Built / first recorded 1907
Style Neo-Baroque with a tower
Condition Lost 1944
German name Taiwola Today
The ruins of the main house, the park and several outbuildings remain. Care and foster homes now operate in the complex.
Owners von Delwig18. saj von Wulf1813–1919 Good to know The neo-Baroque house with its tower was completed in 1907 (August Reinberg) and stood for only 37 years. An ice cellar from the 1820s survives; a colonnaded granary of the same age is in ruins. The last owner was Maximilian von Wulf. Photos through time 1930 · The main house in 1930, by then a children’s sanatorium1935 · Taheva manor and sanatorium, Hargla parish, Võrumaa1935 · Taheva manor and sanatorium, Võrumaabefore 1944 · Reinberg’s neo-baroque main house with its towerarchive · Taheva manor main house ruins2013 · The ruins of the main house, 2013Nearby
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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