MAISONS NATALES DE GEORGES CLEMENCEAU ET DU MARECHAL DE LATTRE
The Clemenceau de Lattre National Museum comprises the house where Jean de Lattre was born and the house where Georges Clemenceau was born, both of which are "Musée de France" and have the "Maison des Illustres" label.
Address :
1 rue Plante Choux (maison de Lattre) 8 rue du temple (maison Clemenceau)
85390 MOUILLERON-SAINT-GERMAIN
FRANCE
Presentation of: MAISONS NATALES DE GEORGES CLEMENCEAU ET DU MARECHAL DE LATTRE
The house where Jean de Lattre was born is a late 19th-century bourgeois house that has preserved its original decor and furniture. Visiting the house is like immersing yourself in the lifestyle of a prominent Vendéen of the period.
After a year and a half of intensive work, the house where Georges Clemenceau was born opened in 2018. Built in the 18th century, the house features simple, domestic architecture with a more cheerful facade overlooking the garden. Despite having been converted into a bakery for several decades, it has retained most of its interior volumes, as well as a number of decorative features, including fireplaces, trumeaux, wood panelling, 18th-century door and window frames, wide strip parquet flooring and terracotta floor tiles.
