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