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         Maison de Victor Hugo, Paris
         
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At No. 6 in the
place des Vosges (originally known as place Royale) is the Maison de
Victor Hugo, a sprawling apartment where the workaholic French
author, famed for Les Misérables and the Hunchback
of Notre Dame , lived between 1832 and 1848. Here you will see
some of the writer's furniture, his drawings, samples of his
handwriting, his inkwell, first editions of his works, and a painting
of his funeral procession at the Arc de Triomphe in 1885. There are
also portraits of his family, including Adèle, the subject of
François Truffaut's excellent film, L'Histoire d'Adèle
H. The Chinese salon from Hugo's house on Guernsey has also been
reassembled here.
 
   
      
         
            
               
                  LOCATION: Hôtel de
                  Rohan-Guéménée, 6, place des
                  Vosges , 75004 Paris. ADMISSION: 27 FF. 
                  
                  PHONE: 01-42-72-10-16 ;
                  Fax: 01-42 72 06 64. HOURS: Tues.-Sun.
                  10:00am-5:40pm (closed bank holidays). 
                  
                  METRO: St-Paul,
                  Chemin-Vert, Bastille. BUS: 69,
                  76. 
                  
                  COLLECTIONS:
                  Decorative arts, history, literature, furniture,
                  painting, sculpture. Reconstruction of 
                  
                  certain rooms of the different houses occupied by
                  Victor Hugo for which he chose the decoration. 
                  
                  Furniture from the house of Juliette Drouet in
                  Guernsey. 
                  
                  PRACTICAL
                  INFO: Museums and
                  Monuments Card accepted, 
                  
                  book shop, photography permitted, parking area for
                  cars. 
                  
                  WEB
                  SITE: http://www.
                  
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Edited by Ian C. Mills, 1999.
Bibliography: Paris From $70 A Day, Jeanne Oliver, 1998,
Macmillan Travel, A Simon & Schuster Macmillan Company, New York.
Fodor's 99 Paris, Fodor's Travel
Publications, Inc., published in the U.S. by Random House, Inc., New
York. Paris.org (web site).
   
      
         
            
               
                  
                     
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                   The Hunchback of Notre
                  Dame (1939) -- VIDEO 
                  
                  Starring: Charles
                  Laughton, et al.  Director: William
                  Dieterle. Rated: NR. Edition Details: NTSC format (VHS, for
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