User:Teamboris7/La Maison Mantin

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La Maison Mantin is a late 19th Century town house in central France that belonged to Louis Mantin. After being sealed up for more than 100 years, La Maison Mantin was opened to the public as a museum in accordance with its owner's last wishes.^[1]

References

^ "The French house untouched for 100 years" Hugh Schofield, BBC News, Moulins, 18 January 2001. Retrieved on 2011-01-23.

External links

"The French house untouched for 100 years"

[1] "The French house untouched for 100 years" Hugh Schofield, BBC News, Moulins, 18 January 2001. Retrieved on 2011-01-23.

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