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    November 4, 2021

    The majestic Dalhem Castle is located in the middle of a 5 hectare park, lined with trees, some of which are very old. It looks like an old fortress, but it was not built until 1914 by Henri Francotte, in the Mosan Renaissance style of the 17th century.

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      April 27, 2024

      In 1912, Henri Francotte, from a wealthy family that owned the "copper and zinc factories" in Liège, professor at the University of Liège and mayor of Dalhem, had the building constructed in the 17th century Mosan Renaissance style. Francotte died in 1918, leaving the castle to his son Henri, who was a priest. In 1947, the castle became the property of the diocese of Liège, which provided a shelter for the needy, young people and the disabled. In 1999, the estate was incorporated into the deanery of Visé and a new non-profit association was created, "Château de Dalhem", with the aim of promoting the heritage and the social and event vocation of the place - source and more information about what you can do and experience there at chateaudedalhem.be/nl/histoire-chateau-dalhem-province-liege

      You can see the "castle" here on the other side of the Berwijn.

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        November 7, 2021

        Francotte Castle.

        Henri FRANCOTTE (Liège 1856 - Dalhem 1918)

        Historian, doctor of philosophy and literature, lawyer. He was a professor, particularly of ancient history. Eternally passionate about Greek antiquity. Administrator of many social companies. Provincial Councilor, Mayor of Dalhem from 1888 to 1918.

        He had the "Château Francotte" built in 1912, rue Henri Francotte, where he died.

        Mayor of Dalhem, he restored the financial situation of the town, was the instigator of home economics classes for girls in 1890, of free schooling for all children in the town in 1896, inaugurated the local line in 1904, and had the telephone installed at the rural guard's in 1908. During the 1914-1918 war he actively looked after the destitute population."

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          Location: Dalhem, Liège, Liège, Wallonie, Wallonia, Belgium

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