It is now the Alūksne Museum The Russian army led by Sheremetyev captured the town during the Great Northern War in 1702, doing great damage to the area and deporting all the inhabitants, including Glück and his foster daughter, Marta Skavronska, who later became Empress Catherine I of Russia.
El ejército ruso liderado por Sheremetyev tomó la villa durante la Gran Guerra del Norte en 1702, produciendo serios daños en la zona y deportando a todos los habitantes, incluyendo a Glück y su hija de acogida, Marta Skavronska, quién llegaría a convertirse en la zarina Catalina I de Rusia.