Casa Vernescu: Revision history

23 May 2025

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20 May 2025

• curprev 16:4916:49, 20 May 2025‎ Cornel talk contribs‎ 1,724 bytes +1,724‎ Created page with " The Vernescu House, built in 1821 by the Wallachian squire Filip Lens, son of a French nobleman, was originally a wedding present for his wife, Lisaveta Balotescu-Carpinisanu. After a devastating fire in 1822, the building was rebuilt by its owner and became the most beautiful palace in Bucharest at that time. Over the years, the Vernescu House has housed various institutions, such as the Military College, the Ministry of War and the General Staff of the Russian Army...."