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Le château en bref
Baudry Castle, in Arthaz-Pont-Notre-Dame, is a plains manor house with no natural defences, built in the early sixteenth century by Raymond de Baudry (also spelled Baudric or Boudry). Its square main body is flanked to the south-west by a large round stair tower and, to the north-west, by a terrace framed by two turrets. The Baudry family, who became Jacobin during the Revolution, kept their property and acquired national property. Victor de Baudry took part in the Mazzinian expedition to Savoy in 1834. Édouard Chardon, a tanner from Bonneville, acquired the castle in 1864 through his marriage to Hélène de Baudry and renovated it around 1880. Louis de Baudry had a neo-Gothic chapel built, blessed in 1853. Privately owned; in the twentieth century the castle belonged to the Vernotte family.