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Interesting article, thought I’d pass it along . . . B)
Trapped in Time: Chateau as Time Capsule – UK Daily Mail Online 3/2/11
When wealthy French bachelor Louis Mantin demanded that nobody touch his lavish mansion for 100 years after his death, even the occupying German army paid heed.
The eccentric recluse, who died in 1905, wrote in his will that he wanted Maison Mantin, in Moulins, Central France, to be turned into a museum dedicated to himself and his gentlemanly lifestyle.
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