The Streetcars in Tallin are each named for a famous person.
"Poska" has a special significance for me.

My Dad and his 8 siblings were mistakenly registered in school as
"Poska" children instead of their true family name "Paukstis"
This misidentification continued all through their school years
and is even printed on my father's high school diploma in 1935.

Later that year when Social Security became law, Dad began using the name on his birth certificate.
However, 2 of his 8 siblings legally changed their name
to Poska and it is etched on their tombstone.
Stories like this are important when researching roots
to discover "who do you think you are?"

Poska is a Lithuanian name as well as common in Estonia.

A pleasant park with memorials to important Estonians
and a creative use of fallen trees

The museum contained sculpture and paintings
as to be expected,
but much more that reflected the history of the country