In course of Great Northern War in Battle of Gemauerthof on July 16, 1705 Swedish Army under Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt command defeated Imperial Russian Army led by the Count Boris Sheremetyev near the Murmühle (German: Gemauerthof) on Svete river.

It consists of 3 bridgehead vaulted bridges built of torn stones over the Vilce River and two drains.

The total length of the bridge is 114 m. The main vault is 4 m high and at 6.8 m wide, it has sustained tank ride during the World War II.

The bridge leads to Mūrmuiža, where at that time was the mill and the pub, built in the second half of the 17th century.

1837 the school for the children of Wilts and Blankenfelde reopened, 1868 a new building was built for her on Elea Road.