De Grandpré Mansion - Revision history

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	Location - de Grandpré Mansion Backyard.jpg\|Concept art of the mansion's garden		Location - de Grandpré Mansion Backyard.jpg\|Concept art of the mansion's garden
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	[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]		[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]
	The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].		The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].
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			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''

	==References==		==References==

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	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
	[[Category:Residences]]		[[Category:Residences]]

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	[[Category:Landmarks in New Orleans]]		[[Category:Landmarks in New Orleans]]
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			[[Category:Manors]]

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*When entering the mansion, Aveline's outfit would automatically switch to that of the lady. When leaving the house, her guise was determined by the exit she chose; the front door was used for the lady outfit, a side door for the slave outfit and the window in Aveline's bedroom for the Assassin outfit.		*When entering the mansion, Aveline's outfit would automatically switch to that of the lady. When leaving the house, her guise was determined by the exit she chose; the front door was used for the lady outfit, a side door for the slave outfit and the window in Aveline's bedroom for the Assassin outfit.
	*Given that Aveline was unable to legally inherit the mansion, it is unknown what happened to it after Madeleine's death in 1777~~. However, since Gerald Blanc inherited Philippe's business, it is also possible he inherited the mansion~~.		*Given that Aveline was unable to legally inherit the mansion, it is unknown what happened to it after Madeleine's death in 1777.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>JediMasterSam at 16:01, 25 June 2016

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*When entering the mansion, Aveline's outfit would automatically switch to that of the lady. When leaving the house, her guise was determined by the exit she chose; the front door was used for the lady outfit, a side door for the slave outfit and the window in Aveline's bedroom for the Assassin outfit.		*When entering the mansion, Aveline's outfit would automatically switch to that of the lady. When leaving the house, her guise was determined by the exit she chose; the front door was used for the lady outfit, a side door for the slave outfit and the window in Aveline's bedroom for the Assassin outfit.
	*Given that Aveline was unable to legally inherit the mansion, it is unknown what happened to it after Madeleine's death in 1777.		*Given that Aveline was unable to legally inherit the mansion, it is unknown what happened to it after Madeleine's death in 1777. However, since Gerald Blanc inherited Philippe's business, it is also possible he inherited the mansion.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]		[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]
	The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe ~~Olivier~~ de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].		The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].

	In 1776, Philippe passed away, causing ownership of the mansion to pass to his wife, [[Madeleine de L'Isle]]. Later, in 1777, a confrontation ensued at the villa between [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]], Philippe's daughter and secretly an [[Assassins\|Assassin]], and Madeleine, after the former had found out about the latter's position as [[Master Templar]].		In 1776, Philippe passed away, causing ownership of the mansion to pass to his wife, [[Madeleine de L'Isle]]. Later, in 1777, a confrontation ensued at the villa between [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]], Philippe's daughter and secretly an [[Assassins\|Assassin]], and Madeleine, after the former had found out about the latter's position as [[Master Templar]].

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	The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].		The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].

	In ~~1773~~, Philippe passed away, causing ownership of the mansion to pass to his wife, [[Madeleine de L'Isle]]. Later, in 1777, a confrontation ensued at the villa between [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]], Philippe's daughter and secretly an [[Assassins\|Assassin]], and Madeleine, after the former had found out about the latter's position as [[Master Templar]].		In 1776, Philippe passed away, causing ownership of the mansion to pass to his wife, [[Madeleine de L'Isle]]. Later, in 1777, a confrontation ensued at the villa between [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]], Philippe's daughter and secretly an [[Assassins\|Assassin]], and Madeleine, after the former had found out about the latter's position as [[Master Templar]].

	==Layout==		==Layout==

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			[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]
	The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].		The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].

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	[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]		[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]
	The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe ~~Olivier~~ de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].		The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].

	In 1776, Philippe passed away, causing ownership of the mansion to pass to his wife, [[Madeleine de L'Isle]]. Later, in 1777, a confrontation ensued at the villa between [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]], Philippe's daughter and secretly an [[Assassins\|Assassin]], and Madeleine, after the former had found out about the latter's position as [[Master Templar]].		In 1776, Philippe passed away, causing ownership of the mansion to pass to his wife, [[Madeleine de L'Isle]]. Later, in 1777, a confrontation ensued at the villa between [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]], Philippe's daughter and secretly an [[Assassins\|Assassin]], and Madeleine, after the former had found out about the latter's position as [[Master Templar]].

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	{{Era\|AC3L}}		{{Era\|AC3L}}
			[[File:AC3L De Grandpre Mansion.png\|thumb\|250px\|Front of the mansion]]
	The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].		The '''de Grandpré mansion''' was a stately, three-storey villa owned by the [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] during the eighteenth century. Located in [[New Orleans]], the mansion functioned as the residence of Philippe, his family and his [[Slavery\|servants]].