Château du Grand-Serquigny explained

Château du Grand-Serquigny is a 17th-century château in Serquigny, Normandy, France.[1] The building was largely destroyed by fire on 31 December 2023.[2] The moat reportedly hindered firefighting efforts.[3]

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: 1 January 2024 . Les images aériennes impressionnantes du château du Grand-Serquigny ravagé par un incendie . 3 January 2024 . Figaro Live . fr . Impressive aerial images of the Château du Grand-Serquigny ravaged by fire.
  2. News: Charles . Bremner . 3 January 2024 . Fire leaves château in ruins after moat hampers firefighters . The Times . 2024-01-03 . 0140-0460 . subscription.
  3. News: Song . Vivian . 1 January 2024 . Moat at 17th-century château hinders firefighting efforts . The Daily Telegraph . 3 January 2024 . 0307-1235 . subscription.

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