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ENCOUNTER

European Network for Country House and Estate Research

GAMMEL ESTRUP

Visit Gammel Estrup The Danish Manor Museum

RESEARCH

Read more about current and previous research projects

WHAT IS A DANISH MANOR?

To learn more, read here 

MAP OF DANISH MANORS

See large map

News

27.4.2017: New website – www.herregaardskortet.dk

Succesfully completed ENCOUNTER conference, September 2017

New book about the Danish Count Mogens Frijs


New book about life in the Danish Country House 1850-1920

Who are we?

The Danish Research Centre for Manorial Studies (DCH) is a collaborative initiative involving Aarhus University, the National Museum of Denmark, Aarhus School of Architecture and the Gammel Estrup Manor House Museum. The mission of the Centre, which is based at the Gammel Estrup Manor House Museum, is to promote and coordinate research, the education of researchers, documentation and dissemination within the field of the cultural history of manor houses.

The Danish Research Centre for Manorial Studies

Randersvej 2
8963 Auning
Danmark

T (+45) 86483001
www.herregaardsforskning.dk
dch@gammelestrup.dk

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