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The history of Mozūriškiai Manor is not widely documented, but each of its stages reflects the spirit of the era and social changes. Initially, in 1805, the manor belonged to A. Prozor, who was the Voivode of Vitebsk. However, financial troubles led to the manor being transferred to T. Ilakovičius, one of Prozor's debtors, in the mid-19th century. The Ilakovičius family maintained ownership of the manor until the early 20th century, when it passed to J. Dambrovskis, a lieutenant colonel, whose family resided there until 1939.
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The history of Mozūriškiai Manor is not widely documented, but each of its stages reflects the spirit of the era and social changes. Initially, in 1805, the manor belonged to A. Prozor, who was the Voivode of Vitebsk. However, financial troubles led to the manor being transferred to T. Ilakovičius, one of Prozor's debtors, in the mid-19th century. The Ilakovičius family maintained ownership of the manor until the early 20th century, when it passed to J. Dambrovskis, a lieutenant colonel, whose family resided
there until 1939.
The consequences of World War II and post-war transformations fundamentally changed the manor, with a school being established in the palace. This step transformed the manor estate into a public and beneficial place for the community, giving it new life and purpose.
Mozūriškiai Manor, although not extensively recorded in historical sources, remains an important part of cultural and historical heritage, reflecting the lifestyle of the past, social changes, and cultural development.
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