Kolu, Järva County
Kolu is a village in Türi Parish, Järva County in central Estonia.[1] Kolu railway station on the Tallinn - Viljandi railway line operated by Elron (rail transit) is a short distance from the village.
Kolu Manor
Kolu (German: Kollo) estate dates from 1639, when it was founded by Peter Grote. The Baltic German Grote (later Grotenhielm) family owned the property until 1875, after which it switched hands a few times before becoming a school in the 20th century. It is today private property. The main building was built 1888-1890 and designed by architect Erwin Bernhard. In 1905, after being devastated during riots during the Revolution of 1905, a corner tower was added to the building.[2][3]
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