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1. The Americans’ water tower.
The water tower, built in 1918, is one of the few remainings of the WW1 American...
2. The townhall
It was long before the 1884 law, when the municipalities had to have a townhall, that Saint- Parize-...
3. The post office square.
The name of this wide square comes from this elegant building identified by its local...
4. The post office square : the old well.
On the village square, you could get water from the well and give it to the...
5. The main street
The inhabitants, the craftsmen, the shopkeepers, the women and the children are posing for the...
7. The church
From the ancient times to nowadays, men’s lives have marked this place. The names of the village and...
8. The crypt
Not to mention the odd crypt with three naves under the choir. Several of its symbolic capitals will make...
9. The fairground square.
This square was called « PLACE DE BRENERY » Before 1789, 3 important fairs took place :...
10. The fairground square
The famous Dutch water- colour painter, Johan Bartold Jondkind, stayed in Nevers between 1870...
11. The wash- house
When he was the mayor, René Robert inaugurated the restoration of the wash- house in 1890. Paved...
12. The girls school.
In France at the end of th 19th century, big efforts were made to build primary schools. On...
13. The PUITS vineyards.
According to the1888 archives 12 hectares, shared by different owners, spread right...
14. The FONTS BOUILLANTS
Few persons know that Saint- Parize- Le- Châtel was once famous for its mineral water....