From John Haycraft's "In Search of the French Revolution":
"[The Committee of Public Safety] met on the ground floor of the Tuileries, just next to the Pavillon de Flore, which survived the fire of 1871, but has been reconstructed since."
The impression I get is that the rooms did not survive, just the pavilion they were next to, and that has since been reconstructed.
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Date: 2008-07-29 06:48 pm (UTC)"[The Committee of Public Safety] met on the ground floor of the Tuileries, just next to the Pavillon de Flore, which survived the fire of 1871, but has been reconstructed since."
The impression I get is that the rooms did not survive, just the pavilion they were next to, and that has since been reconstructed.