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2010 Chateau de la Forge, Savignac-Lédrier

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http://jumilhac.blogspot.com/2007/05/la-forge-de-savignac-ldrier-sur-lauvzre.html

Monument
as Chateau de la Forge
location Aquitaine Dordogne; Savignac-name Lédrier
castle
heavy forged parts MH protected farm common; portal; hayloft; pigsty; oven
period of construction 15th century 16th century 17th century 18th century
;
19th century character (s) Albret Jean d '(owner); Albret Jeanne d'
(owner) of Laborie Payzac (owner); Pasquet (owner)
; Combescot Louis (owner)
history The castle's history is intimately linked to that of the forge
whose origin probably dates to the end of the Hundred Years War (
a concession of water dates from the late 15th century). The Castle
has been constructed from the 14th to the 16th century and includes a main building flanked by two main
cylindrical towers, the façade of the building principal
, a beautiful Renaissance door flanked by two columns supporting a triangular pediment
s opener on a straight staircase vaulted
cradle on the floor, remains a part whose beams are decorated
weapons of Lubersac. The Forge is one of the sets of metallurgy
the best preserved ancient southwest of France;
its main elements are the 17th century to early 20th century, but the site is known
since the late 15th century ; Certified in 1521 and owned by Jean d 'Albret
she was sold to one of Laborie Payzac then
bought in 1566 by the famous Joan of Albret, in the late 16th century, all belonged to
his masters of forges, Pasquet, the great hall at
charcoal, canteen and housing were built in master
during the 17th and 18th centuries, in 1819, the factory was bought with the castle by Louis
Combescot and transformed, and the blast furnace rubble
shale, 11 m high, in 1820, its recovery system
Top Gas, 1870, and kilns cementation and puddling, 1871;
1890, the factory became diversified by producing keys, and the early 20th century
, spikes, and the casting of the blast furnace in 1930 and ceased production of nails
in 1975 . Isolated and wild, the forge has resulted in operations
animation oriented ethnographic
have the backup equipment, reconstruction of the waterwheel and stamp mill
in 1981. The buildings of the common and firm, the 18th and 19th centuries
are part of the domain. The farm was intended to ensure
the stewardship of the castle and the forge and retained its
auxiliary facilities (barn, barn, old furnace ,...) and has a traditional architecture
marked
picturesque details like roofs of barns and advanced coverage labyrinth of the old furnace.
state
disused industrial property of a private person
date 1979/12/28 protection MH: MH classification; 1984/08/29: MH registered
details Facades and roofs of the castle and the portal located in the park and
the whole of the forge (Cod. AC 63, 65, 67): ranking
decree of December 28, 1979 - Inside the castle itself, facades and roofs of the farm
and common (Cod. AC 62, 63): registration
order of August 29, 1984
interest Artwork Registration August 22, 1949 (Chateau de la Forge) (Order )
canceled.
type of study census buildings MH
Reference PA00082991
© Historic Monuments, 1992 payment date
1993/06/11

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or Lemo-uices - those who overcome by elm - gave the name of their capital Lemovicum (Limoges) then become Augustoritum. Indeed, the proper name Lemo-uices consists of two tokens: the first-lemo, the Gallic akin to Old Irish and Latin lem elm Ulmus and designating the second uices Celtic meaning''who overcome '(their spears were elm). Historical aspects



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