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Mesen Castle

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managed by very strict laic ladies where girls learned French, Flemish Dutch, arithmetic, gymnastics, theatre, cooking, good manners, painting, and sewing. The girls and ladies lived together in a very close community, leaving only for Christmas, Easter and summer vacations, and having visitors once a month.
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The local authorities refused to protect the castle or to classify it as a monument and let it fall into complete ruin. By 2015 the town council of Lede, Belgium, decided to demolish the remaining buildings after prior partial demolition to make place for a new sanatorium in 2010. All remaining ruins
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moved to the Mesen Castle after the First World War. There were approximately 150 girls from 5 years old to 18 years old that studied in French at the "Pensionnat de Lede" from 1914 to 1970. The school was for daughters of men in the military after the First World War. It was a very good school
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After the noble house became extinct, the property was bought in 1897 by a Catholic institution and had an important social function. New buildings were added in
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for the 4th Marquess, Emmanuel de Bette. It is considered one of this architect's major works. The main facade has a dorian
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was cleaned, stabilized and displayed in the park along with the foundations of another wing.
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were demolished shortly after this decision. A small part of the main
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From 1914 to 1970, the castle became a boarding school for girls.
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Before the final demolition in 2011, the ruins were popular for
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Originally the vast estate and castle were private owned by the
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Giovanni Niccolò Servandoni
Marquess of Lede
Lede, Belgium
Marquess of Lede
Françoise de Bette
Jean François de Bette, 3rd Marquess of Lede
facade
Giovanni Niccolò Servandoni
colonnade
balustrade
pediment
crest
Neogothic

Institution Royale de Messines
urban exploration
facade
"Servandoni, Giovanni Niccolo - Inventaris Bouwkundig Erfgoed - Inventaris Onroerend Erfgoed"
"Sylvain Mary – Respiration Pyrénéenne"
"8 impresionantes casas abandonadas en el mundo"
"Door afbraak liet ik mijn pen versnellen"
Het Nieuwsblad
"Castles.nl - Mesen Castle"

Kasteel van Mesen
www.markizaatlede.be
50°58′03″N 3°59′08″E / 50.9674°N 3.9856°E / 50.9674; 3.9856
Categories
Castles in East Flanders

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