Plungė Manor (Plungė Park and Chapel)

Plungė Manor (Plungės dvaras) is a former Ogiński (Oginskiai) family residential manor in the town of Plungė in the Samogitia region of western Lithuania. The manor complex includes the manor house, surrounding parkland, and park features such as a fountain, a Lourdes grotto/chapel and various monuments. The manor building currently houses the Samogitian Art Museum and is presented in tourism sources as a restored, visitable site. One tourism source gives a construction date of 1879 attributed to the Ogiński family; this date is present in the supplied material though not repeated in all excerpts. Reported paranormal phenomena are not documented in the provided sources. The available material focuses on architectural, historical and cultural aspects of the manor and park, mentions park monuments (including a monument named "Freedom, 1928" noted as destroyed during the Soviet occupation), and situates the site as a regional cultural landmark and museum. No named spirits, apparitions, hauntings, or supernatural encounters are reported in the supplied sources, and no investigator theories about paranormal causes are offered in the material provided.