A three-story museum displaying Krafft's magnificent collections as well as his Renaissance and Neo-Gothic furniture
Classified as a historical monument, this superb half-timbered house bears the name of its former owner, Nicolas Le Vergeur, a rich 16th century bourgeois. In 1910, the founder of the Société des Amis du Vieux Reims, Hugues Krafft, bought the mansion and installed the Musée du Vieux Reims on the ground floor. Upon his death in 1935, the building became the Le Vergeur Museum, displaying Krafft's magnificent collections on three floors, as well as his Renaissance and neo-Gothic furniture, the library and archives dedicated to Reims and its history, paintings by Gauguin, Matisse and Leonard and some fifty woodcuts by Albrecht Dürer.
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Las habitaciones y sus muebles y objetos son impresionantes. Un millonario decimonónico a quien le dio por viajar por el mundo y amueblar su palacio gótico urbano con recuerdos del viaje y de los reyes de Francia (solo hasta Luis XVI ;)