Drabeši Manor

[1] The place-name Drabeši is derived from the Polish officer's surname Drobisz, the owner of the manor at the beginning of the 17th century.

[2] The current manor was built in Classical style during the first quarter of the 19th century around 1820.

It suffered severe fire damage during the 1905 Russian revolution, but was repaired prior to World War I.

After the agrarian reforms of the early 1920s, the building became first a children's home and then a primary school.

In 1959 it became the Drabeši boarding primary school, which eventually outgrew the manor house and moved to a new larger building nearby.

Āraiši Windmill on Drabeši estate.