US EditionZionsburg Estate Restored to Its Former Glory: 'Smoke Damage From 2003 Remains Visible'
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More than twenty years after the fatal fire in the Zionsburg country house in Vught, in which millionaire Ewald Marggraff lost his life, the building has been restored in detail. It is almost indistinguishable from the original, although traces of the fire in 2003 are still visible. "You can still see the soot damage from the fire. We deliberately left that there," says Jan Pommer, vice-chairman of the Marggraff Foundation, as he points to a dis…
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