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Le château en bref
The Château d'Arrancy-sur-Crusnes (Meuse) stands on the site of an earlier provosts' castle that was destroyed in 1756. Its very plain rectangular central body is flanked by two square towers under slate roofs, and the varied appearance of the stonework suggests later alterations; a chimney bears the date 1685. For a long time the property of the Launois family, who were related to Henri Poincaré, it housed the 12th Divisional Stretcher-Bearer Group during the First World War. The façades and roofs, together with the south pavilion and the barn, have been listed as monuments historiques since 11 October 1982. It is a private property and is not open to visitors.