By Civertan – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link
Built in the mid 1700s and refurbished after damages that occured during WW2, this served as a furniture museum starting in the 1950s. After a couple of closures because of deterioration of the property, it reopened in 2000, only to close again during the 2020 pandemic. It is, regretably, currently still closed.
Those who found the place, all before the hint:
- hhgygy
- Martin de Bock
- Eloy Cano
- Garfield
- krenek
- Phil Ower
- Lighthouse
- Bas van Limpt
- Angie CF
- Graham Hedley
And those who figured out who gave us this location (which may have been easier if you happened to notice who wrote the original Wikipedia article on the place back in 2012):
- hhgygy
- Martin de Bock
- Eloy Cano
- Garfield
- Phil Ower
- Lighthouse
- Angie CF
- Graham Hedley