Buildings and yard
What the records actually tell us about the buildings
A mark on a map, a register year and a current photograph say different things. They are not combined into one certain construction story.
Four building marks in 1932
The Piiritusevabriku A-11 plan shows four building marks in the yard. It neither names their use nor identifies them as today’s buildings.
The 1932 plan →The yard remains at the same point
The maps from 1930, 1935, 1948, 1961, 1968 and 1973 carry a building mark at the same point. This establishes place continuity, not the age of a particular log wall.
Six maps →First-use years
The Building Register gives first-use years for separate objects. They are comparative data and are not presented as physical construction dates without further evidence.
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