Église Notre-Dame
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Église Notre-Dame

Building constructed in 1844. It is a modern church containing three nerves, one of which (the one on the left) contains a tombstone of William de Sau

Notre-Dame church was built in 1844. It was built to replace the old, dilapidated church on Place du Marronnier. It is a modern building with a flat ceiling and tall Doric monolithic columns separating three naves. The bell tower is at the front and contains two side chapels. The left nave contains a tombstone bearing the effigy of Guillaume de Saulx (1286), which was listed as a historic monument in 1913.


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