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This 18th-century Catholic church, richly decorated with paintings, stained glass and liturgical furnishings, is the work of architect Thomas-Joseph Gombert.
After the abolition of religious orders, it became a parish church under the name of Saint André in 1796. In 1889, a new bell tower was built by architect Louis-Marie Cordonnier (1854-1940).
Between 1825 and 1845, Désiré Buisine-Rigot (1793-1881) helped create the liturgical furnishings (confessionals, stalls, panelling). Charles...
After the abolition of religious orders, it became a parish church under the name of Saint André in 1796. In 1889, a new bell tower was built by architect Louis-Marie Cordonnier (1854-1940).
Between 1825 and 1845, Désiré Buisine-Rigot (1793-1881) helped create the liturgical furnishings (confessionals, stalls, panelling). Charles...
