Category:Adolf Duclos

**Adolf Duclos**
	Belgian writer, historian, archaeologist and inspector (1841-1925)
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Date of birth	30 August 1841; Bruges
Date of death	6 March 1925; Bruges
Country of citizenship	Belgium;
Educated at	Koninklijk Atheneum Brugge; Sint-Vincentiuscollege (Ieper); Sint-Lodewijkscollege; Klein Seminarie Roeselare (1860–1861); Bruges seminary;
Occupation	writer; historian; archaeologist; school inspector (1910–1925); Catholic priest (1865–); school teacher (Sint-Jozefsinstituut Torhout, 1865–1868); parson (Pervijze, Ypres, 1889–1910);
Employer	Sint-Jozefsinstituut Torhout (1865–1868);
Member of	Guild of Sinte Luitgaarde;
Position held	cantor (1911–1925); canon (1903–1925);
Native language	French;
Father	Desiderius Pieter Hendrik Cornelis Duclos;
Mother	Hortense Justine Bogaert;
Sibling	Joseph Duclos;
Work location	Torhout (1865–1868); Bruges (1868–); Pervijze (1889–1897); Ypres (1897–1910);
Award received	Knight of the Order of Leopold;
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	Q2524668; ISNI: 0000000120303381; VIAF cluster ID: 89293479; GND ID: 172057396; Library of Congress authority ID: no2014067365; IdRef ID: 174125399; Biografisch Portaal van Nederland ID: 75954056; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 07526501X; NUKAT ID: n2020006934; National Library of Poland MMS ID: 9810579943805606; Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse Letteren author ID: ducl001
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Adolf Duclos (1841-1925) was a priest from Bruges, Belgium. He was an author, an archaeologist, a historian and a proponent of the neo-Gothic style in Bruges.

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