Ivanovsky manor "Winch". The Art Nouveau manor house was built by Leonard Ivanovsky in 1909. Under his rule, the estate became one of the most developed and advanced: the drainage system was improved, a steam mill was built, and the surrounding lands were planted with forest. But Leonard developed horticulture the most: apples, pears, plums, cherries and cherries from his garden went to the best Moscow and St. Petersburg markets. Interestingly, the sons of Leonardo and his wife Jadwiga from Reichel became citizens of three countries: Belarus, Poland and Lithuania. Jerzy's eldest son inherited the estate, became a minister and senator in Poland. The second son, Vaclav, founded the first Belarusian publication in St. Petersburg, was the Minister of Education of the BNR, and became a doctor of technical Sciences. The third son, Tadas, became a biological scientist in Lithuania, founded a university and a zoo in Kaunas. The last owner of the estate was the youngest of the brothers, Stanislav. In 1939, with the advent of Soviet power, he left for Vilnius. His son, Kazimir, wrote a book of memoirs about life in the estate in 1995. The estate was destroyed for some time, and in 1971 a boarding school for children with special needs was opened here. Nowadays Vasilishkovsky boarding house "Cornflowers". This is a closed institution, so it's quite difficult to see the estate building up close.

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Alexander Z.

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Historical and cultural value. But they are not allowed on the territory. Even with a passport and an entry in the visitors' log.

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svetlana kromova

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An old, gentrified manor house, the park has been preserved since the time of the lords, always in order.

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