Former country seat of the Segond de Séderon family dating back from the XVIII century.
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Former country seat of the Segond de Séderon family dating back from the XVIII century. From 28th August to 20th September 1793 the so called "Castle" was the headquarters of General Carteaux, commander of the Republican troops in the siege of Toulon. During World War I, it was a military convalescent home. From 1919 until 1947 it was the Notre-Dame Boarding School for young ladies. In 1955, the building was entrusted to the Frères Auxiliaire du Clergé (Auxiliary Brothers of the Clergy). Today it is a holiday centre for deprived families.
Former country seat of the Segond de Séderon family dating back from the XVIII century. From 28th August to 20th September 1793 the so called "Castle" was the headquarters of General Carteaux, commander of the Republican troops in the siege of Toulon. During World War I, it was a military convalescent home. From 1919 until 1947 it was the Notre-Dame Boarding School for young ladies. In 1955, the building was entrusted to the Frères Auxiliaire du Clergé (Auxiliary Brothers of the Clergy)....
