The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

02.09.2025, Tallinn. The monument of Blasius Hochgreve, also known as the Marta Street Cross, is the oldest known monument in Tallinn, Estonia, to an individual that remains in its original location. The monument is dedicated to Blasius Hochgreve, a wealthy merchant from Tallinn who was killed on September 11, 1560, during the Battle of Jerusalem Hill. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

02.09.2025, Tallinn. The monument of Blasius Hochgreve, also known as the Marta Street Cross, is the oldest known monument in Tallinn, Estonia, to an individual that remains in its original location. The monument is dedicated to Blasius Hochgreve, a wealthy merchant from Tallinn who was killed on September 11, 1560, during the Battle of Jerusalem Hill. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

02.09.2025, Tallinn. The monument of Blasius Hochgreve, also known as the Marta Street Cross, is the oldest known monument in Tallinn, Estonia, to an individual that remains in its original location. The monument is dedicated to Blasius Hochgreve, a wealthy merchant from Tallinn who was killed on September 11, 1560, during the Battle of Jerusalem Hill. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

02.09.2025, Tallinn. The monument of Blasius Hochgreve, also known as the Marta Street Cross, is the oldest known monument in Tallinn, Estonia, to an individual that remains in its original location. The monument is dedicated to Blasius Hochgreve, a wealthy merchant from Tallinn who was killed on September 11, 1560, during the Battle of Jerusalem Hill. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

The monument of Blasius Hochgreve

02.09.2025, Tallinn. The monument of Blasius Hochgreve, also known as the Marta Street Cross, is the oldest known monument in Tallinn, Estonia, to an individual that remains in its original location. The monument is dedicated to Blasius Hochgreve, a wealthy merchant from Tallinn who was killed on September 11, 1560, during the Battle of Jerusalem Hill. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees