Every day, a story from around here.
What happened on that day in and around Fontainebleau, what happened elsewhere in the world, and the curiosities that go with them. Today’s leaflet is on the home page. Each date has its own page, and it grows richer with every birthday.
September
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10 seconds and 9 hundredths. - 9The day before he died, he asked for his papers to be burnt.
- 10The Shah of Persia had lunch alone at Fontainebleau
- 11She founded the Jeannettes; she passed away in Fontainebleau
- 12The day INSEAD moved into the château
- 13The man who turned Thomery grapes into a luxury product
- 14The morning when the earth shook right up here
- 15He pioneered affordable concerts; he died in Fontainebleau
- 16The woman who made Fontainebleau a capital of American music
- 17The sale of the King’s grapes in the park
- 18The man who looked after the castle
- 19The Fontainebleau region opens its doors
- 20The Mallarmé Museum is reopening for two days, and today is the last day
- 21The star of *Vel’ d’Hiv* was born in Veneux-les-Sablons
- 22Born at the Pavillon de l’Érable, in Bel-Ébat Park
- 23Claudia Cardinale had chosen Nemours
- 24The head of Pathé-Marconi is laid to rest in Samois-sur-Seine
- 25Samois decides to protect its landscape
- Today26He was head of the American Conservatoire, in the Louis XV wing
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