Danish Royal Palace at Frederiksborg gutted by fire

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The Frederiksborg Palace at Hillerod in Denmark was an Inigo Jones-designed seventeenth century residence of Danish kings about five miles from Copenhagen.  On the night of December 17-18, 1859, with King Frederick VII asleep there, the palace was largely gutted by fire.  No-one was hurt and the building was restored. It now houses the Museum of National History.  (By John Osborne)
Source Citation
The Canadian almanac and repository of useful knowledge for 1861-1865 (Toronto: W.C. Chewett and Company, 1865), 23.
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    Crime/Disasters
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