Manoir Rouville-Campbell
Acrylic — 36 X24
- Reference
- 0194
- Year
- 2013
- Location
- Manoir Rouville-Campbell
- Status
- Donated
Source of inspiration
A surprise brunch for my 65th birthday was organized there by my wife with my children and my family
Painting given for Christmas in December 2014
Story
The Manoir Rouville-Campbell, an architectural jewel in the Tudor style given to it by its second owner, Thomas Edmund Campbell, and classified as a HISTORIC MONUMENT by the Government of Québec in 1977. You will be fascinated by the richness of its history as you discover the myths and legends that have, over time, made it UNIQUE.
Room 301 is still a topic of conversation, as is a basement door serving as access to a secret passage to ensure a safe exit for King Edward VII, who is said to have stayed there on several occasions during his reign...!!!
In 1996, comedian Yvon Deschamps acquired the Manoir and sold it 10 years later...
Today it is owned by the Imbeau family, who continue to make it a luxury hotel while adapting it to its era, with its cuisine for discerning palates and the Pub Campbell...
The Manoir Campbell rests majestically between the Richelieu River and Mont-Saint-Hilaire, offering you the chance to discover, in every season, the full beauty of the site and its gardens.