- A century after its construction, in 1853, the façade of ‘Château de Le Quesnel’ was altered by its new owner Charles Blin de Bourdon...
- In 1853, the facade of the "Chateau de Le Quesnel" was changed by Charles de Bourdon, a new pavilion was built and a second floor was added.
- à l'origine, en 1753 , le château ne comportait qu'un seul étage. Il a été construit par Jean Baptiste Le Fort (fils de Jean Le Fort, acquéreur du Quesnel en 1700 et...
- The chateau we visited was built on this site later, during the 18th century. Another name for this location is Château de Le Quesnel.
- In 1806 marie-Charlotte Fort Quesnel married Alexander Viscount Blin de Bourdon and their son Charles settled in Quesnel and transformed the chateau in 1853.
- 2024 hakkında güncel bilgilerle Le Quesnel Kalesi hakkında bilmediğiniz her şey. Le Quesnel Kalesi'nun tanımı ve terimi.
- Château Le Quesnel dates back to the twelfth century and was owned by the ultra wealthy Knightly family of Quesnel, albeit, the original château looked...
- Château de Le Quesnel, or Château Sécession is an abandoned castle in Le Quesnel (Somme) in France.
- Le bourg rural du Quesnel est situé à proximité de l'ex-route nationale 334 (actuelle RD 934) (Amiens - Noyon) donnant accès à Roye à l'autoroute A1.
