Amateur Archaeologist, Collector and Former bailiff... Who Was the Man Who Bequeathed 2.4 Million Euros to the City of Montpellier?
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The man, who died at the age of 92, left five apartments, a house and a valuable collection of works of art and ancient objects to Montpellier City Hall. His last will was related to his passion for archaeology and the preservation of historical heritage.
Jacques Bousquet, who died last January at the age of 92, identified the municipality as the only beneficiary of his heritage, a final gesture that demonstrates his commitment to the city and to the preservation of its history.
Jacques Bousquet, who died last January at the age of 92, bequeathed all his real and movable property to the city of Montpellier (Hérault). The inheritance, estimated at 2.4 million euros, includes several housing units and an important collection of works of art. A last gift to his city. Jacques Bousquet, who died on 24 January 2026 at the age of 92, chose to bequeath all his assets to the municipality of Montpellier, reports Midi Libre, for a…
Passing its heritage to a local community is an act of a rare and deeply symbolic generosity. This type of legacy allows to preserve cultural values while supporting the development of the territory. In Montpellier, a 92-year-old resident has chosen to offer all of his property to his municipality. This article A 92-year-old Montpellieur leaves 2.4 million euros to his municipality: "It's a proof of love for his city" appeared first on Full Life.
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