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There appears to be a lot of sources for the early history of the house, but a few conflicting accounts regarding the disappearance of Mr Pierre Trepagnier, the builder and original owner. It's difficult to tell apart act from fiction so feel free to scrutinise my edits. I changed the story regarding his disappearance when I found my first source for it. Now I can see it was one of many. This is maybe a project for another day, maybe with a dedicated article. UaMaol ( talk) 03:21, 2 March 2017 (UTC) reply