Petit Hôtel de Marigny - Paris, France
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N 48° 51.074 E 002° 21.594
31U E 453042 N 5411115
This building can be spotted on the island of St. Louis, in the most central part of Paris, in the middle of the river.
Waymark Code: WMPDXA
Location: Île-de-France, France
Date Posted: 08/15/2015
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Located at 5 Quai d'Anjou, this building was built in 1640 and it's located in the most expensive bit of land of Paris: the island of St. Louis.
It is named after one of its former residents, Louis Le Peultre, Marquis de Marigny and Count of Chemillé, who inherited the property in 1752. It was originally built by Jacques Brébart.
From 1843, this hotel is occupied by the headquarters of the Union of master bakers of Paris and the Seine.
Earliest Recorded Date of Construction: 01/01/1624
Architectural Period/Style: Neoclassical (?)
Type of Building e.g. Country House, Stately Home, Manor:
French "hôtel"
Interesting Historical Facts or Connections:
Rennequin, the creator of the machine of Marly lived here.
Main Material of Construction: Masonry
Private/Public Access: Private
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Additional Dates of Construction: Not listed
Architect (if known): Not listed
Landscape Designer (if known): Not listed
Listed Building Status (if applicable): Not listed
Admission Fee (if applicable): Not Listed
Opening Hours (if applicable): Not listed
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