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Menkuļu mūri are the ruins of a stone structure, said to date from Swedish-era times, standing on a hill behind the former Menkuļi manor in Skultes pagasts, opposite the Mazupīte stream. The surviving walls appear to have been built in different periods, and two cellars have been recorded beneath them, one of which is still preserved today. The site, also called Menkuļu Baznīckalns, is tied to local legends about a devil and hidden underground passages, and has been referenced in Latvian poetry.