Another view of the church in Vana-Veerenni, Tallinn, close to Tatari.

Private house next to the church in Vana-Veerenni, Tallinn, close to Tatari.

View along Vana-Veerenni, Tallinn, on the NW stretch towards Tatari.

Apartment building in Vana-Veerenni, Tallinn.

#RaekojaPlats, another in front of #ViruVärav, the present one, and another further south at Pärnu 7 within the #Vineeri, #Pärnu, and #Vana-Lõuna triangle which seems to have been colloquially known as #JeruusalemmaMägi (Mount Jerusalem), #Kolgata (Golgotha) or,
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Tallinn city streetsign with the streetname Vineeri (Veneer) on it.

Front façade of the former plywood and furniture plant in Vineeri (Veneer st.).

Veiw through back window of the former plywood and furniture plant in Vineeri (Veneer st.).

Close-up view through broken back window of the former plywood and furniture plant in Vineeri (Veneer st.), wiht shattered glass lying scattered around.

#Vineeri (Vineer)
#Tallinn #Kesklinn #Uus Maailm #Veerenni
Plywood, veneer. Named after former plywood and furniture plant, Tallinna Vineeri ja Mööblikombinaat, now abandoned. See #Lutheri
#Industry #Tööstus
#A_Rambling_Dictionary_of_Tallinn_Street_Names
TallinnStreets #TallinnaTänavad