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- Ledaal was bought by Stavanger Museum in 1936. The estate is today a royal residence, a museum and the representation building of Stavanger municipality.[2][3].
- Ledaal was Stavanger's first brick house (traditionally they build of wood here), built by a wealthy merchant, Gabriel Schanche Kielland at the turning of the 19th...
- Today, Ledaal forms part of Museum Stavanger, offering visitors a chance to explore its historical significance. ... Read more… ENThe Manor Ledaal in Stavanger.
- Ledaal is today operated as a museum, royal residence and representation hall for Stavanger municipality.
- Ledaal Teppeveveri, Stavanger, Norway. 5,034 likes · 65 talking about this · 156 were here. Vi er en familiebedrift som har holdt det gående siden 1949....
- It was then the aristocratic area in Stavanger, and it still keeps its elegance. It is nowadays the official summer residence of the king in Stavanger.
- Ledaal is a manor built in 1803 and is located in Stavanger, Norway. The manor is built of bricks and is inspired largely by rococo and baroque style of architecture.
- The empire-style Ledaal was constructed between 1799 and 1803 for wealthy merchant shipowner Gabriel Schanche Kielland. Recently restored, and featuring…
- Ledaal was built as a summer residence for the Kielland family in 1799 – 1803. The builder was the merchant and court agent Gabriel Schanche Kielland.
