Part of what remains of the house of Don Luis Guillon. Luis Guillon was born in Lyon, France, on March 19, 1851, immigrating to our country in 1868, when he was 17 years old. At first was related to the business of buying and selling of wool, providing more plants tissue. He was a connoisseur of the subject. Developed these activities in Tandil and then sold sheep products, importing industrial goods and representing French. Since 1878, Don Luis Guillon installed, founding the "Farm Guillon," who lies to occupy the fields that had been owned by Lezama and Gonzalez Moreno. Here is dedicated the Rambouillet sheep, a variety of Merino sheep. The farm had a majestic trees, which, until recently could be seen on time, at the intersection of Av Buenos Aires Boulevard and Camino de Cintura. At the time of the year 1885, the area now occupied by the progressive City of Luis Guillon, was integrated by rough and uninhabited areas, virtually untouched. The first story lines that draw what is now the City of Luis Guillon be integrated into the layout of the town, Colonia and Monte largest manufacturing center, approved by the Executive of the Province of Buenos Aires on April 3, 1889 , signed by the Governor Dr. Máximo Paz and Public Works Minister Don Manuel R. Gonnet. Don Luis Guillon was part of the founding of the Agricultural technology and Veterinary School "Santa Catalina". Committee member of the first building that joins the first settlers of Esteban Echeverría, created in March 1896. Attended all the demonstrations that led to the autonomy this party. Luis Guillon had married Doña Emilia Segreste, granddaughter of Don Desiderio Segreste, counter staff of Brigadier General Don Juan Manuel de Rosas, who donated for this relationship, the famous "Gateway to Historic", located in 119 of the Falklands Our Monte large. He died tragically on August 13, 1923. Already in the book, his descendant, Mr Rodolfo Guillon, 1938, we read that while in Europe with Mr. Enrique Santamarina, conceived the idea of \u200b\u200bbuilding the Party in 1913. Several neighbors of the current locations of Tristan Smith, Ezeiza, Monte Grande and Luis Guillon, support their management first and then taking a commission land and money for various works.
Here is a list of those pioneers
Castro Chavez Enrique Santamarina Fernando de Toro
Constanzó
Herminio Jorge Luis Guillon
Duclout
Manuel Ferro
Pedro Miguel Garcia Fernandez Rodolfo Reta
Di Cio
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