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French Ambassador visits The Briars for Napoleon collection

French Ambassador to Australia David Martinon has visited The Briars on the Mornington Peninsula to view its Napoleonic collection. He was joined by Flinders MP Zoe McKenzie, mayor Stephen Batty and deputy mayor Paul Pingiaro. The collection dates to the Balcombe family, who befriended Napoleon during his exile on St Helena in 1815. The homestead is due to reopen later this year after restoration works, with a dedicated exhibition of the collection planned.

French Ambassador visits The Briars for Napoleon collection

MORNINGTON PENINSULA: Ambassafor visits The Briars

French Ambassador to Australia David Martinon visited The Briars on Friday, October 23, to explore the Mornington Peninsula's link to Napoleon Bonaparte. He viewed selected items from the internationally significant Napoleonic Collection in private. The collection traces back to the Balcombe family, who befriended Napoleon during his exile on St Helena in 1815. It will form part of a dedicated exhibition when the Homestead reopens later this year following restoration works.

MORNINGTON PENINSULA: Ambassafor visits The Briars

French Ambassador to explore The Briars' Napoleon connection

French Ambassador to Australia David Martinon will visit The Briars on Friday 23 October to view selected items from its Napoleonic Collection. Federal Member for Flinders Zoe McKenzie will join him, and the visit will be welcomed by Mayor Stephen Batty and Deputy Mayor Paul Pingiaro. The collection traces back to the Balcombe family, who befriended Napoleon during his exile on St Helena in 1815. The Homestead is set to reopen to the public later this year following restoration works, with the collection on display.

French Ambassador to explore The Briars' Napoleon connection

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