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![The hall is modelled after the central section of the Château de Cheverny, a manor in France. Hergé purposely left out the wings at the extremity of the original building, saying that it would be one thing other thing for him to inherit a for Captain Haddock to inherit a beautiful residence, but stately home.[4] Location [edit] Marlinspike Hall is located in Belgium. The caused some confusion to English speaki "Marlinshire, England" in The Secret of the traffic travelling on the right hand side of the (who wear the black and red uniforms of the car number plates, Marlinspike police that Hergé's intention Red Rackham's Treasure Chevalier François de Hadoque, a was to locate the Hall in his native Belgium. Mo that the Manor was built by an ancestor of Captain Hau ship-of-the-line captain in the French Navy under King Louis XIV. In the Golden Press editions, the name Marlinspike Hall is Americanized to Hudson Manor, suggesting a location along the Hudson River in the state of New York. ts of the Tintin books Marlinspike Hall as Notes [edit] 1. ^ Although a gardener is mentioned in The Red Sea Sharks and in The Castafiore Emerald. Citations [edit] used as a model for Marlinspike Hall. The central tower and two inner wings are identical while the two outermost wings were not used. Поп non Simulation of Marlinspike Hall with the outer wings removed and some features changed](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/645/158/41d.png "Marlinshire")
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