PARIS DOOR
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2024
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2024
A few steps from the town hall are the two symmetrical pavilions, fitted with pillars and surmounted by an rococo cauldron, which form this door. They were raised from 1778 to 1780, the arms of the Duke and the Duchess of Montmorency, but the insignia of those noble characters was erased from the Revolution. As for the pillars, they were displaced in 1960 to expand the road. In short, you will need a little imagination to rediscover their beauty of yesteryear, but they always take a look!
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