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The Château de Moulins lies 3 km from the village of Landes-le-Gaulois, beside the River Cisse, in the Loir-et-Cher department. Lords of Moulins are recorded as early as the 11th century. The estate subsequently passed through several notable owners: François Deslandes (1524), Guillaume de Tuffany (early 17th century), Nicolas-Charles-Claude de Saint-Cyr (1737), Baron Doguereau (1812–1856, mayor and deputy), Gustave de Girardin (architectural alterations before 1869) and Porfirio Diaz fils (1931–1937, who set up an experimental farm there). The estate was looted by the German troops of Prince Frédéric-Charles in 1870. As a private property, it is not open to visitors.