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Vaimastvere Waimastfer

Vaimastvere was first recorded in 1552, and its outlying estate was Tirma. In 1796 Vice-Governor Balthasar von Campenhausen bought it. It later belonged to the Steinheils and the Grünewaldts, from 1842 to Marshal of the Nobility Alexander von Oettingen, and from 1849 to the Brasch family. The main house was a one-story wooden building that held a school between the wars.

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Built / first recorded
wooden house, rebuilt 1995
Style
Wooden architecture
Condition
Standing
County
Jõgeva County · Jõgeva
German name
Waimastfer
Today
The house burned in 1995 and was rebuilt in altered form; a fieldstone granary also survives.

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Photos through time

Vaimastvere manor building, 2012, 2012
2012 · Vaimastvere manor building, 2012
Raivo Suni · CC BY-SA 3.0
The fieldstone granary, 2013, 2013
2013 · The fieldstone granary, 2013
Ivar Leidus · CC BY-SA 3.0 EE

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