Palais Rameau

In 1878, Charles Rameau, at that point leader of the Lilly Society of Horticulture, loans 300,000 francs to the city of Lille, gave that a building bearing his name ought to be built and intended to suit bloom shows, organic product yet in addition masterful displays or melodic celebrations.
Nonetheless, the Palais lost its unique vocabulary as it filled for an assortment of needs: shows, channels, feasts, pastry kitchens, meals, and so on.
Toward the finish of 1897 there was a Muse Lilloise2. She is bound to show up in a service to pay tribute to the artist and baggage of Alexandria Desrousseaux, creator of P'tit Quinquin. This dream is propelled by the Muse of Montmartre chose in Paris to take an interest in the walk around the Promenade of the Enemy.