EDGES OF MARL AND THE CANAL OF SCALES
The banks of the Marne and the Canal de Chelles, with a pedestrian circuit that allows you to see the location of the old guinguettes
In the past, they were used for boating activities and guinguettes. The canal, linking Vaires-sur-Marne to Neuilly-sur-Marne, was put into service in 1865 to become the scene of barge operations. A pedestrian circuit starting from the Auguste-Prévost quay to the avenue des Iles-Mortes allows you to see the location of the old guinguettes, the marker of the Marne's flood level in 1910, the ruins of a mill destroyed in the 19th century, the Iles-Mortes, the floating footbridge.
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Description of the mill Chelles distorted by historic non research with supported in 1991 destruction by the municipality of its factory on the quay.
Mill transmission of horizontal rotary energy by MENIER in 1881, the famous industrialist chocolatier.
This mill functioned until 1895 when Ménier built a modern factory on the edge of the railroad in Chelles...
Further information photos plane, www.follet.org/bdm
and the blog: lemarneux