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Maison d'Ourscamp, Paris

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• By nathalie M

  Une belle rencontre avec les membres de l’association qui ont un grand plaisir à nous faire découvrir cet immeuble fin XVIe siècle et son histoire. Paris renferme des trésors cachés, prenez le temps d...  more »

  A beautiful meeting with members of the association who have a great pleasure to us to discover this building late 16th century and its history. Paris contains hidden treasures, take the time to do a little tour!
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• By danytwo

  Cet Hôtel particulier se situe au n° 44 à 48 rue François Miron . Il est occupé par l'Association pour la Sauvegarde du Paris Historique , vasque programme et ce depuis 1962 . A l'origine vers 1248 , ...  more »

  This particular Hotel is located in the No. 44 to 48 Street François Miron. It is occupied by the Association for the safeguard of the historical Paris, basin program and this since 1962. This House was originally to 1248, the Paris base of the Abbey Cistercian of our Lady of Ourscamp Chiry located in the Oise. It is headquartered in Paris to house the monks coming to study there and is the residence of the Abbot. Moreover, a storeroom in slot floor allow to store the goods originating in the Abbey and sold in markets. This pantry of time, is always more or less well preserved below ground and it can be visited. The style is Gothic arch and pillars in masonry, with a large enough space; There is also a well. It goes down by a very steep staircase. The House she was even rebuilt to 1585 in the style ' "Renaissance" with large mullioned windows, chaining of stone façade and a with full roof and two dormers on front carved; On the back you can see a court half-timbered frontage. This building is classified to MH since 1992 and is owned by the city of Paris. This street François Miron, also has a beautiful medieval houses in the No. 11 "A sign of the Reaper 'and no. 13" the sign of the sheep', to visit if you come in this neighborhood.
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