File:Saint-Gilles - Ma Campagne - Chaussée de Charleroi - ca 1910.jpg

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Saint-Gilles - Ma Campagne - Chaussée de Charleroi - ca 1910

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English: The place called “Ma Campagne” owes its name to a tavern opened in

1845 at the corner of chaussée de Waterloo and chaussée de Charleroi. The watering hole was replaced in 1906 by an Art Nouveau building designed by the architect Benjamin De Lestré-De Fabribeckers. A hotel and catering establishment began operating there in 1933 and continued

to do so until 1960, when it switched to offering banking services.
Date circa 1910
Source Archives Commune de St.Gilles
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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