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The Palace Built By a Postman, Using Stones From His Route | Mental Floss

Posted by on March 15, 2016

The Palace Built By a Postman, Using Stones From His Route

by Jenny Morrill

The Palais Idéal in Hauterives, France is a unique structure. It is made entirely out of stones that postman Ferdinand Cheval collected on his mail route.

One night, Cheval dreamed about building a palace. He thought nothing of this dream for years, until one day in the spring of 1879, when his foot caught on an unusual-looking rock during his p… (View original article)

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