<p>(Parc de Montsouris) Boulevard Jourdan
The Rosa Abreu de Grancher Foundation was opened to house Cuban students in Paris. It was founded due to a donation by Pierre Sanchez Abreu and his sister Rosalia. The Foundation is named after their aunt, Rosa Abreu, of Cuban origin, and her late husband, French Professor Jacques-Joseph Grancher, who worked with Louis Pasteur on rabies vaccine.
The project was inspired by the Cathedral of Havana to build an elegant Spanish colonial style building.
Arch. Albert Laprade
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1930-33.
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/129231073@N06">Fred Romero</a> from Paris, France
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