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Built in the 19th century by the Baron of Damascus to establish a boarding school for boys, directed in 1853 by the little "Brothers of Mary", Marist Brothers.
In 1889, after the death of the Count of Damascus, the family tried to sell the castle: in December, the Jesuits came to visit, the business could not be done; 13 March 1890, the Countess of Damascus left the castle and retired to Pau. On April 18, seizure of furniture. On September 3, 1890, Mr Artigue (industrialist from Toulouse),...
In 1889, after the death of the Count of Damascus, the family tried to sell the castle: in December, the Jesuits came to visit, the business could not be done; 13 March 1890, the Countess of Damascus left the castle and retired to Pau. On April 18, seizure of furniture. On September 3, 1890, Mr Artigue (industrialist from Toulouse),...
