The Manoir

The Manoir is a manor house located at [49.3429859, 0.1026025] in France.

History

• The construction of the Manoir began in the 16th century (C16). It was built as a manor house and served as such for many years.

Architecture

The architectural style of the Manoir is not specified. The layout of the building is also not detailed.

Historical Significance and Events

• The Manoir has historical significance due to its association with Charlie Chaplin, who lived there from 1952 until his death in 1977.
• A museum dedicated to Chaplin's life and work, named Chaplin's World, was opened at the property in April 2016.

Current Status and Use

The Manoir is currently used as a museum and tourist attraction. It houses exhibits related to Charlie Chaplin's life and career.

Heritage Status

The Manoir is listed as a heritage site of national significance (PA00111757) in France, according to data.gouv.fr, Ministère de la Culture - 2016.

Visiting Information

• Visitors can access the Manoir by visiting its address: Rue Louvel et Brière.
• The town where it is located is Touques.

Notable Features and Rooms

No notable features or rooms are specified for the Manoir.