Photos by tuttipole123 : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

59° 7' 46.37" N 26° 15' 55.18" E Hello Uku, I think your photo should have these co-ordinates 59° 7' 46.37" N 26° 15' 55.18" E Yours Jurgen

I´m sure you will agree to my using this photo at http://myyriku.blogspot.com/ Your friend Jurgen tuttipole@excite.co.uk

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27691916

Lieber r.m.sgh, ist der Marker meines panofotos an der richtigen Stelle ? Danke für die Mühe !! Jurgen tuttipole@excite.co.uk

I take that photo exactly at the point where the Google Earth marker shows, address is Väike-Maarja Pikk Street 1A. The building is Väike-Maarja Study Centre, completed in 1990.

Hello Allan, my ancestors have lived at Müüriku manor/Marienhof near Vaike Maarja/Klein Marien What´s the name of the above building ? Yours Jurgen tuttipole@excite.co.uk

Corps Concordia Rigensis-Hamburg participants of Balti Ravaste Komerss

Marienhof(later called Müüriku manor) was bought by my ancestor, Johann Peter "Papachen" Hoffmann in 1817 and sold by JPHs son, Georg, in 1891 JPH was a merchant from Tallinn JPH opened a shop at Marienhof. As there was no competition he became rich in no time . A proper manor house was built- a long wooden building that can be seen even to-day. Also, PJH erected a small building for officials In 1891, however,the place was sold by "Papachens" son, Georg, to an Estonian called Jaan Allik who had become wealthy on running a tavern. In a building situated behind, the former Väike -Maarja school for girls was opened in 1902. In the building for officials there was the first hospital in Väike-Maarja with four beds and a Hoffmann worked as a doctor at that hospital

The place was bought in 19th century (1817) by a merchant from Tallinn called P. J."Papachen" Hoffmann. PJH opened a shop . As there was no competition he became rich in no time . A proper manor house was built- a long wooden building that can be seen even to-day. Also, PJH erected a small building for officials In 1891, however,the place was sold by "Papachens" son, Georg. to an Estonian called Jaan Allik who had become wealthy on running a tavern. In a building situated behind, the former Väike -Maarja school for girls was opened in 1902. In the building for officials there was the first hospital in Väike-Maarja with four beds and a Hoffmann worked as a doctor at that hospital.

Does anyone know s.th. about "Marienhof" when it was part of Triigi-kolchos ? ................................ The place was bought in 19th century (1817) by a merchant from Tallinn called P. J."Papachen" Hoffmann. PJH opened a shop . As there was no competition he became rich in no time . A proper manor house was built- a long wooden building that can be seen even to-day. Also, PJH erected a small building for officials In 1891, however,the place was sold by "Papachens" son, Georg, to an Estonian called Jaan Allik who had become wealthy on running a tavern. In a building situated behind, the former Väike -Maarja school for girls was opened in 1902. In the building for officials there was the first hospital in Väike-Maarja with four beds and a Hoffmann worked as a doctor at that hospital