Angerja castle ruins. Estonia3D ModelNoAI
The castle was probably built at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, possibly on the initiative of the Kudeseldide family, to defend during the troubled times of peasant uprisings. Between 1451 and 1455, it belonged to the Teutonic Order, which sold it to Bruno Wetberg in 1455. At the beginning of the 16th century it belonged to burgrave J. Vian. It was then also rebuilt. It is believed that the castle was destroyed during the Livonian War.
The building was erected of limestone on a plan similar to a rectangle, it had the character of a tower house and had a basement. The walls almost 2 meters thick at the ground floor level separated two rooms: larger on the eastern side and smaller, narrow in the west. The whole was surrounded by a ditch. Apart from the main tower house, no traces of other stone buildings were found, except for a nearby mill, which was first mentioned in 1424.
Photogrammetry reconstruction in RealityCapture from 305 images. © Saulius Zaura www.dronepartner.lt 2023
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