birth place of Pascal Paoli

The Pascal Paoli Museum, located in the village of Morosaglia in Haute-Corse, France, is a museum dedicated to the life and work of Pascal Paoli, a major figure in Corsica’s history. The museum features a rich collection of furniture, objects, and memorabilia from Paoli’s time as a leader. Highlights include a bust by John Flaxman, a portrait by Benbridge, and other items that were donated or acquired by the local council. The museum showcases Paoli’s life, from his birth in the house that now houses the museum, to his later donations to the local confrérie, and the ongoing enrichment of the collections through acquisitions. The museum was opened to the public in 1954 and is managed by the Direction du Patrimoine de la Collectivité de Corse since 2018.

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